D&D (2024) Predictions for Playtest packet 7's arrival

[Vael]

Look, it's been two months, we need fresh things to argue about.

 

[Parmandur]

Look, it's been two months, we need fresh things to argue about.

No, we don't, we already have plenty to argue about.

 

[Remathilis]

No, we don't, we already have plenty to argue about.

I disagree. We need fresh things to debate.

 

[Charlaquin]

No, we don't, we already have plenty to argue about.

I don’t know about arguing, but if I have to wait too much longer to see what solution they came up with to give warlocks more spells while preserving pact magic, I’m going to lose my mind

 

[Remathilis]

I don’t know about arguing, but if I have to wait too much longer to see what solution they came up with to give warlocks more spells while preserving pact magic, I’m going to lose my mind

Don't worry. I'm sure they will find a way for it to be disappointing.

 

[Remathilis]

On a serious note, I wonder if they aren't trying to cram some last minute fixes from packet 6 into packet 7, hence the delay.

 

[Vael]

No, we don't, we already have plenty to argue about.

And the circular nature of a lot of those arguments is what lead to my belief that we need a fresh packet to change it up here.

 

[Charlaquin]

On a serious note, I wonder if they aren't trying to cram some last minute fixes from packet 6 into packet 7, hence the delay.

Yeah, I won’t be surprised if they squeeze another pass at the monk into this one.

 

[tetrasodium]

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Yeah, I won’t be surprised if they squeeze another pass at the monk into this one.

I took am looking forward to seeing the first run at fixing the 2014 monk

 

[Parmandur]

I disagree. We need fresh things to debate.

By Golly, if we can squeeze debate rom decades old events ar a defunct company, we can generate argument from basically nothing.

And the circular nature of a lot of those arguments is what lead to my belief that we need a fresh packet to change it up here.

But is not the endless cycle of death and rebirth of these arguments part of their inherent beauty?