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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 9499778" data-attributes="member: 11760">I like the idea of staying off the edition treadmill, but at a certain point, the books need a deep steam-cleaning in the form of hiring the best outside editors they can to catch and address all the typos, rules inconsistencies and factual errors possible. (What frustrates a lot of fans is that they write into the Troll Lords about these things and are told the errata is being compiled, but it doesn't seem to all make it into future printings.)In addition, once a game is 20 years old, it's not inappropriate to look and see if there's anything they would do differently if they were doing it over again today. In many ways, Amazing Adventures appears to be their stealth 1.5 edition in that regard. I don't think the world would end if the next printing of C&C updated its rules but had all the replaced rules on the same page in a box, for continuity's sake.As much as I'd like them to dump the SIEGE Engine, which I think is the biggest stumbling block to wider success, that doesn't seem likely to ever happen.</blockquote>