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I never stated I was or wasn't going to buy his product... yet you quoted me so I'm confused on how we got here.

But sometimes it is about that and it should be called out... Edit: it's one discussion among a multitude on the forum... I'd argue that hardly qualifies as everything being funneled.

Why do you feel the need to defend him? He has opinions he posted publicly and i have opinions on them... what's your benefit in white knighting him?

Well no because he's got his own system to market now. So I agree with you. Though other comments he's made still give me the impression he's got a hater vibe going on.

The detail is in how you define loosing. If it's not just death then newer DnD has just as much risk in it as older DnD and it becomes a silly contrast to make.

It also feels a little hypocritical since 5e 2014 wasn't exactly a game designed to put PC's through the meat grinder and he was one of the lead designers for it. It feels like he's salty his version isn't the main one anymore and so he's going to poop as much as possible on the revision.

Huh? Fun and emotion can come in a variety of different forms and not all fun or emotional investment is tied to stakes and risk... otherwise why not just play high stake casino games vs. Ttrpg's. No its the smug and frankly arrogant attitude that somehow you (general, Mearls or even you with...

This was my take as well... of course in social media land this post is already being latched onto by a certain segment of the OSR as a rant against safety tools in 5e D&D by one of its creators. This segment is pretty much why I have little to no interest in the OSR community outside of Shadowdark.

Planescape nuff said. Drops mic Yeah not sure why some people lump the Planescape setting in with Spelljammer quality wise... I assume it's because they haven't actually readit but are making assumptions.

Salty seems to sum it up perfectly... smh. He's giving off real...where and when did DnD hurt you vibes lately. Not a good look at all.

I'm just saying you weren't reallya D&D 5e customer or fan before '24 so it's not really shocking you didn't buy the new corebooks for a game you already disliked.

And the same thing can happen with physical books, 1 person buying more than 1 copy... correct or is there a limit of 1 per customer? And, at least in tthe earnings call... they said books, right? So it's settled, at least at that point its clarified as books ..right? You're not accounting...

Yeah but at a practical level more copies of the '24 rules are selling faster (regardless of format) than any other. Or more people bought physical books direct, or the classification of DnD at Amazon and other outlets skewed the numbers, or... more pointless speculation.

Why does whether the rulebook is bought in print or digital format matter? EDIT: Also couldnt product mean it sold better than any of their products, including and going beyond just books?

Didn't you move on from 5e before the '24 corebooks came out?

No one's arguing it should be. Couldnt you just use the optional rest rules for 5e in the DMG?

Yes part of the game and trivially overcome, which is what I was originally addressing. No one said it just vanished but it's no longer a major obstacle to adventurers in this tier and that's consistent with the description I posted.

Really? You're just being unnecessarily pedantic at this point... you are literally facing demons, dragons, and raising the dead... but the real challenge of the adventure is dealing with a cold...

I think 5e is pretty clear in describing its Tiers of Play... from the 5e DMG... As characters grow in power, their ability to change the world around them grows with them. It helps to think ahead when creating your campaign to account for this change. As the characters make a greater impact...

You addressed and quoted me... I believe some posters have asked about houserules or solutions...but that wasn't the discussion I was having.