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Watch The Founder about Ray Kroc of McDonald’s to see how good a drama of this sort can be.

So I guess using this definition of "compatibility," players get to use the version that is the most OP?

You’re dying on this hill buddy.

I would call the ability to use 2014 characters, the ability to use 2014 monsters and magic items, and the ability to run 2014+ adventures compatible.

It's actually really simple. NFT, blockchain, crypto, bitcoin = never do any business with the company forever.

There's a thread for this. https://www.enworld.org/threads/the-2014-vs-2024-phb-compatibility-thread.704834/

I think the word is that 2014 subclasses not present in the 2024 rules could be still used but may need some tweaking. I guess I am wondering how much tweaking, and who will do it. On the other hand, if a 2014 subclass was rewritten for 2024, the rewritten subclass should be used. Believe I...

One thing I did note was 2014 subclasses that were eliminated in 2024 would still be fine in a 2024 game but that there may be later updates to those subclasses. Wondering how much work will be needed ito use those 2014 subclasses in the interim?

Will 2014 characters work with 2024 rules? Will 2024 characters work in a 2014 rules campaign? Will chocolate ever work with peanut butter? Bring your compatibility questions here!

At a cigar shop years back I found the compiled Traveller originals in the wide format books and snagged all 3 on the shelf at cover price.

Snagged the new Pendragon core rules and Grey Knight campaign.

And that there is no One True Way to run the adventure hook or even the order or contents of the encounters. Nearly every adventure written can be run as a sandbox if you choose not to force the party. That said, there are a lot of folks who enjoy linear adventures. For me, the encounters...

So while I also love the openness of Greyhawk for individual development, I also really appreciate the work that's was in that world previously -- Hommlet, Against the Giants, Vault of the Drow, Tomb of Horrors, Against the Slavers. I never played the later 2e adventures, so maybe it changed, I...

I guess I got to the point where I asked myself "do I want to read volumes of backstory and niggly detail on political machinations between territories, or do I want to, you know, run some friggin adventures?" The backstory can be helpful, as long as it's an inspiration or a hook for a scenario...

I wonder sometimes if those clinging so hard to letter of the law Canon are the same ones who can't actually get an adventure off the ground. Canonistas always struck me as embodiments of Analysis-Paralysis.

Alt covers all the way here.

Working from home, Amazon, streaming TV, food delivery. Brick and mortar is getting decimated before our very eyes.

I call it Pandemic Inertia. It’s changing everything.

it’s also that movies in the theater in general aren't by doing that well right now. And it’s going to get worse. Any future will be in streaming.

I'm just not happy with The Boys story arc after the most recent season. Basically no progress and back to the same situation as the beginning.