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<blockquote data-quote="DaveMage" data-source="post: 5771407" data-attributes="member: 10447">I'm still trying to process all of this and how I feel about it.On the one hand, I'm thrilled that WotC has admitted that 4E's rollout and the way it treated those who really liked prior editons (and especially 3.5) was a mistake.And, the predictions I made about 4E's viability as flagship D&amp;D have come to pass.But now that I've gotten to say &quot;I told you so&quot;, what does that mean for the future?I'm not at all interested in beta testing for WotC.I'm very happy with Pathfinder and don't want another ruleset change for many years (if ever).I like how Mike Mearls is handling things at WotC.&nbsp; (Though I wouldn't be surprised if WotC fires him next week.&nbsp; It's how they seem to roll.)If 5E were released tomorrow I don't think I'd have any interest in it.&nbsp; (Again, very happy with Pathfinder)I'm not interested in being unified with D&amp;D players that prefer other rulsets. (And my 3.x/Pathfinder library ensures that I don't need to be unified with those who prefer other rulesets.)I guess it will come down to this: can any WotC D&amp;D product be used to improve my Pathfinder game.&nbsp; If the answer is yes, I'll buy it.&nbsp; If not, I won't.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DaveMage, post: 5771407, member: 10447"] I'm still trying to process all of this and how I feel about it. On the one hand, I'm thrilled that WotC has admitted that 4E's rollout and the way it treated those who really liked prior editons (and especially 3.5) was a mistake. And, the predictions I made about 4E's viability as flagship D&D have come to pass. But now that I've gotten to say "I told you so", what does that mean for the future? I'm not at all interested in beta testing for WotC. I'm very happy with Pathfinder and don't want another ruleset change for many years (if ever). I like how Mike Mearls is handling things at WotC. (Though I wouldn't be surprised if WotC fires him next week. It's how they seem to roll.) If 5E were released tomorrow I don't think I'd have any interest in it. (Again, very happy with Pathfinder) I'm not interested in being unified with D&D players that prefer other rulsets. (And my 3.x/Pathfinder library ensures that I don't need to be unified with those who prefer other rulesets.) I guess it will come down to this: can any WotC D&D product be used to improve my Pathfinder game. If the answer is yes, I'll buy it. If not, I won't. [/QUOTE]

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