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I've always enjoyed 5e, but I'm tired of its limitations and the corporate need to transform it into a "TTRPG live service". The "all we need is 5e" movement also annoys me, as if 5e was the "ultimate" rendition of D&D or, worse, the ultimate TTRPG. 5e is D&D, and that system is not the best...

No, not really. Maybe this is a very American thing to do, like many TV shows incorporate seasonal themes on them? I don't know. Incorporating Carnaval in my games doesn't make much sense to my Brazilian mind, for example. Or the World Cup every four years, all characters wearing yellow...:LOL:

For me, they are. It's been at least eight years since I gave up on them (Winter Soldier was the last I can remember I went to the theater to watch). I watched a few after that: Deadpool, Logan, Wonder Woman, and Black Panther, if I recall correctly, but it was just out of curiosity. I can't...

I love the game, 179h so far... But I didn't play the others. I don't think it's fair for me to vote.

That's not our case. It's a homebrew campaign that started pretty cool four years ago and was cool for a long time, but now it's just dragging. We have an end in sight, but it will take a little longer still.

Extremely boring never-ending 5e campaign. (I suppose "never-ending" qualifies as 1 word, right?)

It will only get worse when they release their VTT...

In the early days of 5e, Mike Mearls said they figured out that the large number of books published in previous editions was not something profitable and that they would do it differently this time. It has nothing to do with the alleged incapacity of printers to print their books.

GURPS uses a "bucketful of dice"? Where? Compared to what? It will sometimes use a handful of dice for damage, and that's all. Poor GURPS - everything people want to criticize, they will put GURPS on the list. Also, "Adding sums quickly is easier for experienced players who are practiced in...