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4th ed feedback

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#1
topnob
Jul 07, 2009 5:15:57 Hi, I've been a D&D player since D&D cyclopedia(then Ad&d, then 3rd ed,, 3.5), Is there a place I can provide feedback about my feelings and experience with 4th edition without being flamed..
#2
Seeker95
Jul 07, 2009 6:54:09 In some ways, that depends on the feedback you provide.

If your feedback is "fanboi glowing" then those who dislike 4e will attack.
If your feedback is h4te-filled, then those who like 4e will attack.
If your feedback is more of a review, then you're probably safe.

Your agenda in many ways determines the agenda of the responders.
#3
samyueru
Jul 07, 2009 6:54:45
Hi, I've been a D&D player since D&D cyclopedia(then Ad&d, then 3rd ed,, 3.5), Is there a place I can provide feedback about my feelings and experience with 4th edition without being flamed..

As long as it's constructive and not just, "$E is just WoW on paper, it stops roleplay and you can't make more than 4 characters; all the powers are the same" etc., then feel free to use these boards as a means to talk about what you didn't enjoy.

Failing that, send any feedback to Customer Services. WotC rarely read this board anyway, so any feedback you're giving won't actually be feedback; it'll just be an observation about your own experience.

If it's presented in a non-baiting, non-flaming and non-trolling fashion, then I'm sure there will be many 4e players stepping up to help you out. Just mind your tone.
#4
wrecan
Jul 07, 2009 8:14:39 The best way to provide feedback to Wizards of the Coast is by sending your thoughts to Customer Service, not by posting it on these forums. These forums are a place for discussing the game, so if you post your thoughts here, you have to accept that those posts will be critcized and commented upon, whatever they may be.

You can send an email to Customer Service by clicking on the "Contact Us" link below or emailing [email]dndinsider@wizards.com[/email]. Or you can write to Customer Service at Wizards of the Coast, ATTN: Game Support, P.O. Box 707, Renton, WA 98057-0707

If you do choose to post and are flamed, however, you should report the post flaming you by clicking on the IMAGE(http://forums.gleemax.com/images/buttons/dnd/report.gif) icon.
#5
topnob
Jul 12, 2009 6:34:10 Thanks I think I'll write to wizards directly, not sure whether I'll snail mail them i think I'll probably just email them(international post costs a lot).

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 topnob Jul 07, 2009 5:15:57	Hi, I've been a D&D player since D&D cyclopedia(then Ad&d, then 3rd ed,, 3.5), Is there a place I can provide feedback about my feelings and experience with 4th edition without being flamed..
#2 Seeker95 Jul 07, 2009 6:54:09	In some ways, that depends on the feedback you provide. If your feedback is "fanboi glowing" then those who dislike 4e will attack. If your feedback is h4te-filled, then those who like 4e will attack. If your feedback is more of a review, then you're probably safe. Your agenda in many ways determines the agenda of the responders.
#3 samyueru Jul 07, 2009 6:54:45	Hi, I've been a D&D player since D&D cyclopedia(then Ad&d, then 3rd ed,, 3.5), Is there a place I can provide feedback about my feelings and experience with 4th edition without being flamed.. As long as it's constructive and not just, "$E is just WoW on paper, it stops roleplay and you can't make more than 4 characters; all the powers are the same" etc., then feel free to use these boards as a means to talk about what you didn't enjoy. Failing that, send any feedback to Customer Services. WotC rarely read this board anyway, so any feedback you're giving won't actually be feedback; it'll just be an observation about your own experience. If it's presented in a non-baiting, non-flaming and non-trolling fashion, then I'm sure there will be many 4e players stepping up to help you out. Just mind your tone.
#4 wrecan Jul 07, 2009 8:14:39	The best way to provide feedback to Wizards of the Coast is by sending your thoughts to Customer Service, not by posting it on these forums. These forums are a place for discussing the game, so if you post your thoughts here, you have to accept that those posts will be critcized and commented upon, whatever they may be. You can send an email to Customer Service by clicking on the "Contact Us" link below or emailing [email]dndinsider@wizards.com[/email]. Or you can write to Customer Service at Wizards of the Coast, ATTN: Game Support, P.O. Box 707, Renton, WA 98057-0707 If you do choose to post and are flamed, however, you should report the post flaming you by clicking on the icon.
#5 topnob Jul 12, 2009 6:34:10	Thanks I think I'll write to wizards directly, not sure whether I'll snail mail them i think I'll probably just email them(international post costs a lot).