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<blockquote data-quote="thedungeondelver" data-source="post: 5771348" data-attributes="member: 34865">I've never been on an &quot;edition treadmill&quot;.&nbsp; I got out of AD&amp;D just as 2e was hitting, and rejoined just as 3e was hitting, only I picked back up with 1e and have been there ever since.&nbsp; The funkyness of 3e annoyed me, but the LOOOOOOOL TROLLING YOOOOOOOOU of 4e was frankly infuriating.&nbsp; Both of those kept me off any sort of treadmill.I can't believe there's people here already predicting the end of D&amp;D next edition.&nbsp; That's...that's pretty brazen, I tell you what.&nbsp; Also, considering that this D&amp;D will, if Ryan Dancey was telling only half the truth, be the do-or-die edition it may well be that it is the last edition regardless.&nbsp; New sets of powers will be covered in new books, but the core will remain the same, that's what it looks like from here.Of course, right now we have a 200 power telescope, and we're viewing D&amp;D Next as it transits orbit.&nbsp; Once we get closer, I'll have a better idea of whether or not this is the DOMESDAY BOOK of D&amp;D rules or Yet Another Edition.&nbsp; If it is the latter, I'll thank WOTC for their time and go back to AD&amp;D (I'm going back to AD&amp;D regardless, but I want D&amp;D Next to succeed, which I can honestly not say about 4e...and considering D&amp;D next and Scott Rouse's opinion, looks like I got my wish...).&nbsp; But if it is the former...D&amp;D Next will be my second Go-To game after AD&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thedungeondelver, post: 5771348, member: 34865"] [font=century gothic] I've never been on an "edition treadmill". I got out of [b]AD&D[/b] just as 2e was hitting, and rejoined just as 3e was hitting, only I picked back up with 1e and have been there ever since. The funkyness of 3e annoyed me, but the LOOOOOOOL TROLLING YOOOOOOOOU of 4e was frankly infuriating. Both of those kept me off any sort of treadmill. I can't believe there's people here already predicting the end of [b]D&D[/b] next edition. That's...that's pretty brazen, I tell you what. Also, considering that this [b]D&D[/b] will, if Ryan Dancey was telling only half the truth, be the do-or-die edition it may well be that it is the [i]last[/i] edition regardless. New sets of powers will be covered in new books, but the core will remain the same, that's what it looks like from here. Of course, right now we have a 200 power telescope, and we're viewing [b]D&D[/b] Next as it transits orbit. Once we get closer, I'll have a better idea of whether or not this is the [b]DOMESDAY BOOK[/b] of [b]D&D[/b] rules or Yet Another Edition. If it is the latter, I'll thank [b]WOTC[/b] for their time and go back to [b]AD&D[/b] (I'm going back to [b]AD&D[/b] regardless, but I want [b]D&D[/b] Next to succeed, which I can honestly not say about 4e...and considering [b]D&D[/b] next and Scott Rouse's opinion, looks like I got my wish...). But if it is the former...[b]D&D[/b] Next will be my [i]second[/i] Go-To game after [b]AD&D[/b]. [/font] [/QUOTE]

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