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<blockquote data-quote="AtomicPope" data-source="post: 4211754" data-attributes="member: 64790">I just got back from my weekly 3.5 game and we almost had a TPK but I survived(I rolled a one for my initiative and I was invisible).&nbsp; The game was cut short by a few hours and the possibility of other campaigns popped up.&nbsp; On the way home I chatted with the other carpoolies and they were excited about 4e.&nbsp; The talk was pretty much like this:I don't feel to invested in third edition.&nbsp; I have the core books and lots of modules, which I'll just convert anyway.&nbsp; Then there's a few fluff books for campaign settings.This is generally what I hear.&nbsp; Either, they don't feel they've invested too much in 3e or they've invested too much.&nbsp; The rants on WotC focus on how great 3e is which makes me think that the other side to &quot;More Money&quot; is a geniune concern.Forced ObsolescenceI think the problem some people, not me, are having is they feel that WotC has forced 3e into extinction too soon.&nbsp; From that perspective, it's not that making money is bad, but the motive behind the money making that is bad.Not that I believe it but I can see why they're frustrated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AtomicPope, post: 4211754, member: 64790"] I just got back from my weekly 3.5 game and we almost had a TPK but I survived(I rolled a one for my initiative and I was invisible). The game was cut short by a few hours and the possibility of other campaigns popped up. On the way home I chatted with the other carpoolies and they were excited about 4e. The talk was pretty much like this: [I]I don't feel to invested in third edition. I have the core books and lots of modules, which I'll just convert anyway. Then there's a few fluff books for campaign settings.[/I] This is generally what I hear. Either, they don't feel they've invested too much in 3e or they've invested too much. The rants on WotC focus on how great 3e is which makes me think that the other side to "More Money" is a geniune concern. [B]Forced Obsolescence[/B] I think the problem some people, not me, are having is they feel that WotC has forced 3e into extinction too soon. From that perspective, it's not that making money is bad, but the motive behind the money making that is bad. Not that I believe it but I can see why they're frustrated. [/QUOTE]

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