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Would people still be for a new setting if it was filled with things they didn't like??

Would you rather the GM write up/buyl a hundred pages of setting knowledge and give players access to certain parts based of class/background/intelligence/etc. ??? This will also require a system of gaining access to more bits based on PC actions.

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If the mechanics have no impact on play, why have them?? Might as well go play Shadowdark then.

If you rather interact with AI, why bother with Enworld? I heard Moltbook is where all the AI hang out.

So how many Ennies did Luke win??? That will surely settle this!

Which is why WOTC should sell paickable locks for DMs to have players actually pick during play. Instead of rolling a dice, a GM can pull out a lock and some picks have the players do IRL lockpicking!

Why go to X when there's Enworld?? It's the best TTRPG community on the internet!

What is an adult conversation? Time for a fork! https://www.enworld.org/threads/how-do-you-have-an-adult-conversation.718425/

Say you have a problem player (or DM) in your group. You want to have an adult conversion with them to curb their bad behavior. How do you have an adult conversation? What does that even mean anyway? What if you or the problem player don't have the communication skills to have an adult...

And if they do need or want that type of thing, then they should be excluded from D&D, am I right??

Sounds like you would enjoy Monster Hearts 2! No skill lists to interfere with character decisions there!

What if "cooler" was replaced with "more realistic" or "more appropriate for the setting" or "fit in more with how everyone viewed the fictional position?"

Clearly we need to use a caste based system where the elite Enworlders dictate how the game is played to the lower classes of players.

Doesn't Daggerheart, the Critical Role TTRPG, operate (more or less) that way??

If you're willing to look, I bet you can find plenty of TTRPGs out there that do operate like open source free ware! They just won't have the D&D label so many people here want.

I think you're all barking up the wrong tree by discussing rules. Cause we all know the rules are nothing compared to the power of the Dungeon Master. So for my plan for a complete rebuild wouldn't concern itself with rules. I would... Commission a musical about DMing. Many people don't...

So how do you have resourceless tactical/strategic gameplay???

Okay. Do you want resource management in your game?? Or tactical, or even strategic, thinking? Since figuring out when to resources can be quite tactical or strategic.

But resource management is a vital part of D&D? So characters have to have a resource that they carefully meter out throughout the day.