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<blockquote data-quote="Pour" data-source="post: 6241928" data-attributes="member: 59411">Man, I would have bought that up. Incorporating everything they learned along the way, math fixes and errata, but also the lessons of late-edition adventure and monster design from the get go, catered to all adventuring tiers, and eliminated the redundancy... It would have been awesome.&nbsp;And had they only eased the severity of the GSL and hooked even one semi-important third party publisher, that could have revamped the whole thing and bought some necessary good will. I mean if Paizo could use their association to launch Pathfinder, imagine the opportunity for a talented smaller publisher to affiliate with a successful relaunch. With the right incentives, someone could have taken the risk. Oh man, then we might actually still have Dungeon and Dragon then, too. And with a larger pool of talent. Builder was already up and running (yeah, I prefer the downloadable one, too, but hey). And there was an established Encounters, Lair Assault, Living Forgotten Realms, and Ashes of Athas community play. And they had 4thcore for awhile, too. Huh, it would have been closer to the 4e launch the edition deserved, one based on its actual merits. Could have altered some of the layout/graphic design choices to really stand out.&nbsp; But at least we have D&amp;D Kre-O...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pour, post: 6241928, member: 59411"] Man, I would have bought that up. Incorporating everything they learned along the way, math fixes and errata, but also the lessons of late-edition adventure and monster design from the get go, catered to all adventuring tiers, and eliminated the redundancy... It would have been awesome. And had they only eased the severity of the GSL and hooked even one semi-important third party publisher, that could have revamped the whole thing and bought some necessary good will. I mean if Paizo could use their association to launch Pathfinder, imagine the opportunity for a talented smaller publisher to affiliate with a successful relaunch. With the right incentives, someone could have taken the risk. Oh man, then we might actually still have Dungeon and Dragon then, too. And with a larger pool of talent. Builder was already up and running (yeah, I prefer the downloadable one, too, but hey). And there was an established Encounters, Lair Assault, Living Forgotten Realms, and Ashes of Athas community play. And they had 4thcore for awhile, too. Huh, it would have been closer to the 4e launch the edition deserved, one based on its actual merits. Could have altered some of the layout/graphic design choices to really stand out. But at least we have D&D Kre-O... [/QUOTE]

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