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Maybe you're not seeing all the posters in the thread, but my post was in response to people who are saying that it's offensive to say a GM veto is about control

But it's not control! Glad we cleared that up

How disingenuous, pretending my post was in relation to something completely different

GM veto over that, pal

I don't think anyone is looking to die on a hill about 5e being perfectly written

Ah well, if it's lucrative, I guess you're right that no ethical judgement should ever be imposed.

That's ridiculous. It literally is about control. Control isn't automatically a pejorative. The GM in this situation requires creative control of what ingredients players can and can't add to the game so as to maintain a cohesive vision.

I once left my seat to go to the bathroom and a player stole all my dice and read the module. Weirdly a couple of weeks later he GM'ed something and he couldn't have been nicer

If magic can do anything, but nonmagical means are ineffective, isn't it likely that your friend who is a member of a large criminal conspiracy, has magical ways to transmit a message?

Again, no, you are talking about the satire, not the grimdark

Straight in with a failed gotcha. The question was why WotC would publish something then, that they wouldn't publish later.

No. That's the satire going. The grimdark is still there. Not true at all. They replaced the cheesecake Juan Diaz deamonettes with plastic versions of the original, more alien daemonettes from the realm of chaos days. They've returned things to their RT versions quite a few times when they've...

Pre-Hasbro

Seinfeld is incredibly well written and performed from season 2 or 3 to 6. It loses something after Larry David leaves.

What? This isn't true

If there are infinite playstyles, a game covering five of them doesn't seem that flexible.

I wasn't the person who said it. I responded to it

Keep getting? The rest of us stopped talking about it nearly a week ago.

Spend a metagame token!

Thank you 'What an impossible coincidence that all player-suggested additions to the game have a reason I must reject them'