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<blockquote data-quote="Ourph" data-source="post: 4050856" data-attributes="member: 20239">1) 1e was Gygax's D&amp;D, 2e was Zeb Cook's D&amp;D, 3e was Monte, Jonathan and Skip's D&amp;D.&nbsp; 4e is just going to be some other group of developer's version of D&amp;D.&nbsp; The fact that it's the one to come latest doesn't make it any better or more innovative than what has come before.&nbsp; I'm just not that interested in seeing another person's vision of D&amp;D.2) I already have at least 2 editions of D&amp;D I'm happy with.&nbsp; I don't see any reason to spend money on another D&amp;D.&nbsp; I have better things to spend that money on.3) Since 1e, I have liked each subsequent edition less than the one that came before it.&nbsp; I am doubtful that 4e will reverse this trend.4) There are a number of other new, innovative games available that I'm more excited about trying out than 4e.5) I was actually interested in the concept of the online gaming table for a while, but the digital initiative rollout and subsequent insights into WotC's progress in the online realm have left me with the impression that early adopters are likely to get hosed.&nbsp; At best I will wait a few years until they get all the wrinkles ironed out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ourph, post: 4050856, member: 20239"] 1) 1e was Gygax's D&D, 2e was Zeb Cook's D&D, 3e was Monte, Jonathan and Skip's D&D. 4e is just going to be some other group of developer's version of D&D. The fact that it's the one to come latest doesn't make it any better or more innovative than what has come before. I'm just not that interested in seeing another person's vision of D&D. 2) I already have at least 2 editions of D&D I'm happy with. I don't see any reason to spend money on another D&D. I have better things to spend that money on. 3) Since 1e, I have liked each subsequent edition less than the one that came before it. I am doubtful that 4e will reverse this trend. 4) There are a number of other new, innovative games available that I'm more excited about trying out than 4e. 5) I was actually interested in the concept of the online gaming table for a while, but the digital initiative rollout and subsequent insights into WotC's progress in the online realm have left me with the impression that early adopters are likely to get hosed. At best I will wait a few years until they get all the wrinkles ironed out. [/QUOTE]

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