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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9484726" data-attributes="member: 7006">Nope.&nbsp; Because the number of people from around places like this that get all persnickety about this and that is so small compared to the total number of players that play the game and don't give a rat's behind about that stuff.&nbsp; All us whiny people here on EN World could all drop D&amp;D today and it wouldn't be a drop in the bucket to WotC in terms of audience.&nbsp; So they aren't going to go out of their way putting in all the ridiculous little bits and bobs that folks here think the game HAS to have to give the game meaning.&nbsp; WorC is going to write their books the way they want for the audience they think needs it.&nbsp; And if that bothers us and we feel we need to get what we want elsewhere?&nbsp; Then we'll go elsewhere and WotC will be perfectly fine letting us go.But of course let's also be honest... even those of us who claim we want to go elsewhere, still never do.&nbsp; Because we all have other people whom we play with that still want to play D&amp;D 5E, and thus we are going to stick with this game regardless of what WotC ends up writing in these books.&nbsp; Which is double the reason why WotC has no reason to try and court us.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9484726, member: 7006"] Nope. Because the number of people from around places like this that get all persnickety about this and that is so small compared to the total number of players that play the game and don't give a rat's behind about that stuff. All us whiny people here on EN World could all drop D&D today and it wouldn't be a drop in the bucket to WotC in terms of audience. So they aren't going to go out of their way putting in all the ridiculous little bits and bobs that folks here think the game HAS to have to give the game meaning. WorC is going to write their books the way they want for the audience they think needs it. And if that bothers us and we feel we need to get what we want elsewhere? Then we'll go elsewhere and WotC will be perfectly fine letting us go. But of course let's also be honest... even those of us who [I]claim[/I] we want to go elsewhere, still never do. Because we all have other people whom we play with that still want to play D&D 5E, and thus we are going to stick with this game regardless of what WotC ends up writing in these books. Which is double the reason why WotC has no reason to try and court us. [/QUOTE]

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