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I bought the player's guide and basically read it cover to cover. Don't think I ever managed that with 4e rules. Anyway, it reads like a game that will make it to my table — because the mental overhead is low enough for this time poor gamer. Made me pull out my 3e stuff, just to do a...

And now that I've read this review (thanks @WanderingMystic for posting it) I'm a lot more interested.

I'm the opposite. 4e was too much (would've been fine if I was 30 years younger but I ain't). Simplification might get me back in. However despite being a WFRP diehard, I'm struggling to get excited by this.

Holy bejesus.

"Ugh" because it's no good? I ask having almost no idea about world's largest dungeon.

Just curious, would you have bought the 5e or DCC version?

Looking forward to JG's next kickstarter!

1978. Clearly re-releasing for the nostalgia market (not a criticism). Had it (the RPG), read it, never played it.

Is this a joke cover while we wait for the real one?

This is great and very much appreciated. However, I for one do not have the time to be building adventures. It's a struggle to even prepare one. So when I fork out the $ to wizards for a published adventure, my expectations are that it will be runnable and half decent. This Vecna adventure...

The greatest of all Doctors.

Just to confirm, you're saying HotDQ is a good linear adventure (guess I'm checking for sarcasm...)?

Who are Edge Studios??

I spent $ on ZH and MG (and I didn't have the slightest problem with how the rules were developed), but time wounds all heels, as they way, and there's no way I'd give another cent to the author.

Gonzo fantasy!

They care about money.

I'll lose content, but since I'm in the nexus of don't like what Hasbro have done/aren't playing 5e/aren't going to play 5e I'm happy with the decision.

And I think many people will be in that same position. I've requested my DDB account to be deleted because I literally never use it (and have come to the conclusion that 5e is not for me). (Also I'm happy for the request to be another drop of pressure on Hasbro but ¯\(ツ)/¯.)

So how many people are cancelling their DDB subscription vs. completely deleting their account (whether or not they actually have a subscription)?

Hugh Grant has let himself go. I concur.