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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 7480764" data-attributes="member: 22779">And that's great and all.&nbsp; And, please, stop including other people.&nbsp; This isn't players telling me what they want WotC to provide, this is YOU.&nbsp; You want more books.&nbsp; Ok, great.&nbsp; I want lots of things too.&nbsp; It's not going to happen.How much more is there really to discuss?&nbsp; I mean, you're not even content with free content on the WotC website.&nbsp; It MUST be printed in order to count.&nbsp; They aren't going to print more books until sales slump.&nbsp; It's just not going to happen.Never minding the thousands of perfectly fine products on the DM's Guild that are right there begging you to buy them.&nbsp; Oh, right, those don't count because they're not &quot;official&quot;.&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/erm.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":erm:" title="Erm&nbsp; &nbsp; :erm:" data-shortname=":erm:" />&nbsp; Look at the poll right there at the top.&nbsp; Only about 10% of respondents are unsatisfied.&nbsp; Why on earth would they change what they're doing when 90% of their customers are happy and changing would turn off a heck of a lot more people than it would make happy.Let's not forget, every single time they up the production schedule, D&amp;D crashes and burns.&nbsp; Every time.&nbsp; From 1e forward.&nbsp; I have zero interest in a new edition.&nbsp; Which means I want this edition to stay current for a long, long time.&nbsp; Which means slow release.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 7480764, member: 22779"] And that's great and all. And, please, stop including other people. This isn't players telling me what they want WotC to provide, this is YOU. You want more books. Ok, great. I want lots of things too. It's not going to happen. How much more is there really to discuss? I mean, you're not even content with free content on the WotC website. It MUST be printed in order to count. They aren't going to print more books until sales slump. It's just not going to happen. Never minding the thousands of perfectly fine products on the DM's Guild that are right there begging you to buy them. Oh, right, those don't count because they're not "official". :erm: Look at the poll right there at the top. Only about 10% of respondents are unsatisfied. Why on earth would they change what they're doing when 90% of their customers are happy and changing would turn off a heck of a lot more people than it would make happy. Let's not forget, every single time they up the production schedule, D&D crashes and burns. Every time. From 1e forward. I have zero interest in a new edition. Which means I want this edition to stay current for a long, long time. Which means slow release. [/QUOTE]

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