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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 5874644" data-attributes="member: 75065">Would you agree that releasing a playtest that is rushed in order to get it out there could lead to a massively negative backlash that could leave 5e dead in it's tracks before it even got out of the gate?I can only speak from my personal perspective. 5e is going to have to have something special in order for me to turn from a system I'm very happy with, like, enjoy and have modified to suit all my needs. If I get asked to try out any old s*%@e ... well ... then I'm going to lose interest in the new version completely. If it's really good but there are some things I don't like or don't quite work ... well, then I can give that feedback in the hope that the issue is shared by others and will be addressed. And my interest and openness towards the final product will remain.But that's just where I'm coming  from. I understand everyone has their own agenda/needs/wants/desires/points of view etc. But I think it's reasonable for them to actually ask us to test something decent, not just some ol' half baked, well intentioned crap.</blockquote>