evilvolus wrote:
You're obviously right. My words have gone further than my thougts. I apologize for these harsh words. I have to say though that I'm not a native english speaker. Please pardon this. Nonetheless, I remain sad beacuase of the moves of WotC, and very pleased by Paizo's decision.
barbican wrote:
I greatly supported WoTC when 3.0 and the 'relaunch' of 3.5 happened. Fresh air and fresh moves around our tables. But after that, their products became poorly imagined books full of uninteresting rules whereas third party publishers produced lines, books and settings more and more interesting.And now, D&D 4 is announced, another way to have players (and RPG compagnies through their petty 5000$ fee) spit their money once again, destroying long loved settings (FR 4 ? Please, it's a rape no less !). So when I read news for a new exciting setting like Pathfinder full of ideas, energy, adventure and moreover a shared passion, I say 'all aboard !'. No offence meant but I think WotC really broke the dreams and the pleasure of many gamers around, that's why we can feel so much anger about D&D 4. A feeling that was never that great when the other editions arrived.
Lisa Stevens wrote:
Very nice to hear that ! |