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I absolutely hate the novels. I thought they were among the worst D&D novels ever written.

Sure whatever. Play with your strawman by yourself.

I will buy them all, even Planescape (although that was my least favorite D&D setting of all time and the only thing from the pre-4e game that I ever sold instead of keeping).

I am fine with that. I liked many of the martial powers, but I disliked the one's that felt like they went beyond martial abilities (blinding everyone in a square with your dagger for example, or magically pulling enemies across the board). I am an avid HERO player. I would love a good set of...

A return to 4e martial powers is one of the few changes they could make that would make me not buy anything D&D beginning in 2024. The other big one would be doing away with spell levels. There were some things that I liked from 4e (healing surges, psionic classes being in the game, and a few...

Not a chance. I have pdf copies of books for reference when I'm away from home. I use hard copy exclusively when playing.

Absolutely not. No chance. I roleplay to create and play characters I want to play. I am completely uninterested in half the classes and probably 2/3 of the races in the game.

They don't exist in my Eberron. You don't have to feel straight jacketed by the Lore as Written. That's a lifestyle choice. WotC has literally no control of any kind over what happens in my own setting.

In my game, yes.

I was born in 1965 and I have always been afraid of clowns.

Most my games last until level 16-20. I've never had trouble running high level D&D, and my players love it, even the ones playing fighters and rogues.

I will not play at a table where GMs use quantum encounters or meaningless choices. I have a lot ofgaming options. And I will state that I never consciously railroad characters by taking their choices away, not in 45 years of GMing.

My favorite wizard had a CON of 10.

Arcanis by Paradigm Concepts

This is why I'm converting the 3.5 Psionics system for my group this summer. That's the one I liked best and since WotC won't do it, I will.

Meanwhile my 40s to 70s age group likes it.

We use all of Tashas in every one of our games.

I don't play battle games, so the Krynn battle game may be the very first 5e product I don't buy. The new MAGIC setting on the other hand, I wish that were coming out right now as a 5e setting.

I'm a parent with kids. The show didn't turn us off at all.

When I play a fighter, he is a Champion. It's my favorite fighter archetype because of its simplicity. If my GM offered something like this, I would ignore it and play the character by PHB rules.