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<blockquote data-quote="Toric_Arthendain" data-source="post: 4226577" data-attributes="member: 9833">Maybe...but I personally don't see that many people switching.&nbsp; That is 8 or 9 out of every 10 current players.&nbsp; From folks I have talked to in my local gaming circles, the divide is almost 50/50.&nbsp; I can see 50-60% of current players switching over.&nbsp; When 3e was coming, my gaming group was resistant to switching.&nbsp; There was much grumbling about it but ultimately the switch was made.&nbsp; This time around, the general consensus from my gaming circle is &quot;NO THANKS&quot; and &quot;WE DON'T WANT TO SWITCH&quot;.The problem with estimating a higher number of people willing to make the switch is that if a group decides not to switch but one single player in that group wants to, the group still doesn't switch.&nbsp; That leaves the lone player who was interested in switching with either continuing to play what the rest of the group is playing or strike out on his own and find or form a new group.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Toric_Arthendain, post: 4226577, member: 9833"] Maybe...but I personally don't see that many people switching. That is 8 or 9 out of every 10 current players. From folks I have talked to in my local gaming circles, the divide is almost 50/50. I can see 50-60% of current players switching over. When 3e was coming, my gaming group was resistant to switching. There was much grumbling about it but ultimately the switch was made. This time around, the general consensus from my gaming circle is "NO THANKS" and "WE DON'T WANT TO SWITCH". The problem with estimating a higher number of people willing to make the switch is that if a [I]group[/I] decides not to switch but one [I]single[/I] player in that group wants to, the [I]group[/I] still doesn't switch. That leaves the lone player who was interested in switching with either continuing to play what the rest of the group is playing or strike out on his own and find or form a new group. [/QUOTE]

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