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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drnuncheon" data-source="post: 1964488" data-attributes="member: 96">I bought 3.0 because it was so different from earlier editions that it fixed a lot of the problems.I bought 3.5 because it was still mostly compatible with 3.0 and it fixed some of the problems.Of course, each of those had (has) problems of its own.Really, I don't know that I'd buy 4.0.  For it to be worth a new edition, it would probably have to change enough things that it wouldn't be backwards compatible with the two shelves of d20 stuff I already have.I don't have any particular attachment to D&D as a name brand - I left it behind for ten years as I played GURPS and HERO and all sorts of other things, and if 4.0 isn't what I want, I'll do it again.  Besides, the OGL means that d20 never has to be a "dead game" with no support.J</blockquote>