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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 9097378" data-attributes="member: 52734">Budgets are limited, throwing out a ton of books isn't a guarantee they'll be profitable.  TSR's model even showed it could severely hurt profit for the company by putting things out willy-nilly.  Often, quality suffers because writers don't have the time to playtest or focus on tightening up a product before it's supposed to be on the shelf.Honestly, after the book glut of 2E (& 3E, & 4E), I'm relieved with the slower pace of product being put out.  Gives me more time to appreciate, peruse and plan to use the content rather than racing through it and shelving it so I can delve into the next release.If you're feeling starved for content, just hop on over to DM's Guild or 3rd party publishers.   There's plenty of supplement content by other authors to fill the need for content - and there's a lot of that blows WotC's tepid offerings out of the water.</blockquote>