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I understand what you’re saying, but I find I5e the most old-school friendly version of the modern game. Because of bounded accuracy, you can drop all the fantastic elements and magic. Just play sword and sword no sorcery needed. It can, fairly easy feel very old school. At least it does for us...

They are pretty cost effective, so that always makes me happy.

Welll I expect that an actually retailer who sells the books to know more than you and Fitz agreed with these numbers, though it wasn’t 15% it was closer to 25% for WotC if you do the math. He said there was a typo in there IIRC

Anything can disappear. We lost our collection of PDFs in a recent move. I’ve lost books in a basement flood. DrivethruRPG could go under, etc., etc. nothing is guaranteed. We were actually very grateful for our DnD beyond books because we didn’t loose those in our move!

I don’t think so, but ask @FitzTheRuke he is a retailer in this market

Again, I don’t DM - not my thing to give it a go. My DM does, I’m pretty sure, do what you suggest as he has most of the books but we never run them.

I’m familiar enough to understand the issue without being intimate enough

I don’t DM, so I can’t help you there.

Yes it can be much. You don’t get to tell other peoole what is or is not easy for them. Everyone is different. Don’t assume what is easy for you is easy for others. Please don’t be so narrow minded

But that thin plot can be very distracting

I have no idea what you mean. You have to buy adventures of course.

I don’t think you can do that anymore

I do t think that is how it works. That being said, I imagine there is a reason only smaller creators are making smaller adventures

We didn’t use a computer when we played 4e and I doubt you truly need for PF2e either

Can you give the cliff notes version of what you like? Or maybe that is a different thread

You simple go the all sources folder and the basic rules are there. Similarly, anything with the “basic” tag is from the basic rules and free to anyone. So if you look up the orc it’s “source” is listed as basic - that means anyone can look at / use it. Not sure how this will be handled with...

Wouldn’t that result in even less quality and possibly less sales which mean you have to reduce quality even further?

In what way? I would imagine pricing is strictly purview of the one doing the work. IDK, I think you have to work pretty hard to blame WotC for this. It is more on the mfr and you IMO. Unless your blaming WotC for making a popular product (D&D) that others are trying to profit from. I would...

Yes, several on DMs Guild. However, I recommend waiting for @Upper_Krust upcoming Immortal Handbook

Then just say you don’t like it. Don’t say anyone with AI can do better. Be respectful of people’s hard work and talent.