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<blockquote data-quote="shadow" data-source="post: 1958913" data-attributes="member: 2182"><p>I'm pretty sure that 4e will be very successful! Sure WotC would catch a lot of flak for it, but in the end most gamers would make the switch; after all Wizards goes on market figures, not the angry rants on message boards to decide how to make decisions.</p><p></p><p>4e will be very sucessful for number of reasons. First many gamers like to stay current. As soon as the next incarnation of a gaming system comes out, many groups will instantly make the upgrade; some even going as far as to switch rule systems in the middle of a campaign. Second of all, gamers have a reputation for spending a lot of money on gaming books, miniatures, etc. Even the players who don't completely switch systems may buy the books for stuff to houserule into their campaigns.</p><p></p><p>Wizards will catch a lot of flak from a small, but vocal minority. But in the end, most players will end up buying the books. Look at the outcry over 3.5e. Many diehard players denounced it, but ultimately a large number of gamers went out and brought it making 3.5e a success.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shadow, post: 1958913, member: 2182"] I'm pretty sure that 4e will be very successful! Sure WotC would catch a lot of flak for it, but in the end most gamers would make the switch; after all Wizards goes on market figures, not the angry rants on message boards to decide how to make decisions. 4e will be very sucessful for number of reasons. First many gamers like to stay current. As soon as the next incarnation of a gaming system comes out, many groups will instantly make the upgrade; some even going as far as to switch rule systems in the middle of a campaign. Second of all, gamers have a reputation for spending a lot of money on gaming books, miniatures, etc. Even the players who don't completely switch systems may buy the books for stuff to houserule into their campaigns. Wizards will catch a lot of flak from a small, but vocal minority. But in the end, most players will end up buying the books. Look at the outcry over 3.5e. Many diehard players denounced it, but ultimately a large number of gamers went out and brought it making 3.5e a success. [/QUOTE]
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