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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 9788038" data-attributes="member: 22779">I mean, sure.&nbsp; You can look at pretty much any franchise game.&nbsp; Maybe not every time, I'm sure that exceptions exist, but, by and large, you don't get huge changes from version to version.&nbsp; Halo is coming out with a new version - Halo:Campaign Evolved.&nbsp; I haven't picked it up yet.&nbsp; Haven't looked at it at all.&nbsp; But, I'm pretty sure it's going to be a FPS with WASD controls.&nbsp; There'll be some new goodies, but, other than looking a lot prettier, it probably won't be all that different from the original Halo which came out twenty years ago.Anyone shocked about the direction of WotC and D&amp;D hasn't been paying attention. They have never hidden the fact that this is the version of D&amp;D they want to keep using for a very, very long time.&nbsp; That's what evergreen means.&nbsp; It means that someone could go into a used bookstore, pick up any old 5e book and use it today without any real issue.&nbsp; They are not obsoleting anything.&nbsp; You want to use Hoard of the Dragon Queen with whatever D&amp;D version is out in 2032?&nbsp; Go right ahead.&nbsp; It will work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 9788038, member: 22779"] I mean, sure. You can look at pretty much any franchise game. Maybe not every time, I'm sure that exceptions exist, but, by and large, you don't get huge changes from version to version. Halo is coming out with a new version - Halo:Campaign Evolved. I haven't picked it up yet. Haven't looked at it at all. But, I'm pretty sure it's going to be a FPS with WASD controls. There'll be some new goodies, but, other than looking a lot prettier, it probably won't be all that different from the original Halo which came out twenty years ago. Anyone shocked about the direction of WotC and D&D hasn't been paying attention. They have never hidden the fact that this is the version of D&D they want to keep using for a very, very long time. That's what evergreen means. It means that someone could go into a used bookstore, pick up any old 5e book and use it today without any real issue. They are not obsoleting anything. You want to use Hoard of the Dragon Queen with whatever D&D version is out in 2032? Go right ahead. It will work. [/QUOTE]

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