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What the hell is a Warden?

The complaints sound something like "I don't like 5E because I don't like 5E. I like Pathfinder." So play Pathfinder.

..Drizzt..."fan?"....:confused::confused::confused:

Obvious question for your follow-up question: what makes you think books are commonplace in D&D worlds?

Using fifth edition as your base, may I suggest that you and your playgroup create an edition "5.5"? It may be difficult but in the experience you gain from modifying an edition into a ruleset completely tailored to your groups tastes, you should gain enough know-how to modify existing D&D...

It doesn't actually matter a rat's ass who is in the minority on this point or not.

Choo-choo!

I'm seeing that the players at my table are much less focused on "win" than yours seem to be.

They probably can't be buggered to worry too much about feats since feats are optional in 5E.

Is anything 100% subjective?

"For want of an excited squeal, a whole edition was lost."

"Have no fears, we've got stories for years!"

This is a good example of why I would never allow feats.

Not me. I think they completely sucked.