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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 7013732" data-attributes="member: 15700">You keep using that word, but it does not mean what you think it means.&nbsp; Adding more abilities is not advanced because you're not adding any complexity to the rules system.&nbsp; If I came out with a book of 500 weapons to use in 5e, it's not an &quot;Advanced&quot; book over the existing weapons, it's just more.And stop with the constant insults of the design team.&nbsp; I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve there.&nbsp; I'm pretty sure they are more than aware of how some people optimize.&nbsp; But guess what?&nbsp; They don't care.&nbsp; Why?&nbsp;&nbsp; Because that's not what the game is designed to be, and they probably realized that hard core optimizers are a minority and a lot of people really, really have bad feelings over how 3e rewarded system mastery and punished people who didn't, so they are staying away from it.I'll ask you for a third time.&nbsp; Since you think 5e is clearly lacking in the options you want, and you've spent a lot of time and effort into talking about it, where are your solutions?&nbsp; Where are your products on the DM's Guild that people can use to fix the same problems you're having?If you're going to armchair quarterback and sling insults about the competency of the designers, put up or shut up.&nbsp; Show me how what you have to offer is better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 7013732, member: 15700"] You keep using that word, but it does not mean what you think it means. Adding more abilities is not advanced because you're not adding any complexity to the rules system. If I came out with a book of 500 weapons to use in 5e, it's not an "Advanced" book over the existing weapons, it's just more. And stop with the constant insults of the design team. I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve there. I'm pretty sure they are more than aware of how some people optimize. But guess what? They don't care. Why? Because that's not what the game is designed to be, and they probably realized that hard core optimizers are a minority and a lot of people really, really have bad feelings over how 3e rewarded system mastery and punished people who didn't, so they are staying away from it. I'll ask you for a third time. Since you think 5e is clearly lacking in the options you want, and you've spent a lot of time and effort into talking about it, where are your solutions? Where are your products on the DM's Guild that people can use to fix the same problems you're having? If you're going to armchair quarterback and sling insults about the competency of the designers, put up or shut up. Show me how what you have to offer is better. [/QUOTE]

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