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<blockquote data-quote="FreeXenon" data-source="post: 5836702" data-attributes="member: 6228">Actually, for me, 4E is the best version of the game. They greatly distilled the D&amp;D RPG into into an awesome, streamlined and balanced game. I do not think it is perfect by any means, but it is none-the-less awesome. I think 4E is a great success and hails a massive improvement and advancement in what D&amp;D means. 4E in no way was a failure.Those that stayed with 3E liked the way 3E played better or could not handle the huge change that 4E brought. I have been, unabashedly, an edition fanboy. Every single edition has been awesome in their time.In some ways I greatly agree with Kzach. WotC definitely needs to listen to us in order to get a feel for how to accomplish their goal, but I do believe that they need to take that all with a grain of salt and use their professional skills to make it happen. 4E rocks and its success shows me that they know what they are doing when it comes to D&amp;Djmho</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FreeXenon, post: 5836702, member: 6228"] Actually, for me, 4E is the best version of the game. They greatly distilled the D&D RPG into into an awesome, streamlined and balanced game. I do not think it is perfect by any means, but it is none-the-less awesome. I think 4E is a great success and hails a massive improvement and advancement in what D&D means. 4E in no way was a failure. Those that stayed with 3E liked the way 3E played better or could not handle the huge change that 4E brought. I have been, unabashedly, an edition fanboy. Every single edition has been awesome in their time. In some ways I greatly agree with Kzach. WotC definitely needs to listen to us in order to get a feel for how to accomplish their goal, but I do believe that they need to take that all with a grain of salt and use their professional skills to make it happen. 4E rocks and its success shows me that they know what they are doing when it comes to D&D jmho [/QUOTE]

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