Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Gundark" data-source="post: 5637618" data-attributes="member: 6148">These Legends and Lore articles by Mearls has a lot of people talking. There are people (like myself) who wonder if he is talking about a new edition of D&amp;D, or at least some kind of rules and options/unearthed arcana for 4e. There are others that think that he is just blabbing about game theory with no other motive. I can imagine one of the more asked questions that Mike will be asked is &quot;Where are you going with these articles?&quot;Anyhow after reading page after page of discussion about these articles I've been surprised at the number of people who are say&quot;This won't work!!!!&quot; or who say something like &quot;If this is 5e then count me out!!!!&quot; without any sort of sense of how this would even actually look beyond discussion about theory. So this makes me wonder, could WotC actually make the majority of people happy with a new edition? Are WotC just the hated big guy that draws a lot of fire from people (granted they've made unpopular choices)? I imagine if say Paizo came out with with these articles as the possible new direction that Pathfinder would be taking the response would definitely be more positive. Is WotC in a no win situation?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gundark, post: 5637618, member: 6148"] These Legends and Lore articles by Mearls has a lot of people talking. There are people (like myself) who wonder if he is talking about a new edition of D&D, or at least some kind of rules and options/unearthed arcana for 4e. There are others that think that he is just blabbing about game theory with no other motive. I can imagine one of the more asked questions that Mike will be asked is "Where are you going with these articles?" Anyhow after reading page after page of discussion about these articles I've been surprised at the number of people who are say"This won't work!!!!" or who say something like "If this is 5e then count me out!!!!" without any sort of sense of how this would even actually look beyond discussion about theory. So this makes me wonder, could WotC actually make the majority of people happy with a new edition? Are WotC just the hated big guy that draws a lot of fire from people (granted they've made unpopular choices)? I imagine if say Paizo came out with with these articles as the possible new direction that Pathfinder would be taking the response would definitely be more positive. Is WotC in a no win situation? [/QUOTE]

Verification