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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8962638" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I would rather the excuse they are await to get ready the game mechanics for psionic powers, and to choose the possible changes, for example to break some previous limits for classes and species.There is an option for a back door, a sourcebook about crunch, and only some pages about the Athasian tablelands, with other settings. Other option is a spin-off. This should allow more creative freedom for publishers in DMGuild.Really I start to worry, or to suspect, when a company talks about being inclusive and being adapted to the modern sensibilities. That sounds like those Hollywood superproductions what are true bombs in the box-office because audience doesn't want to spend their money to preached with propaganda. DS has got a great potential value as franchise if they play their cards in the right way. DS is perfect for a videogame of the subgenre survival + farm simulation + stronghold management. Those doors shouldn't be totally closed.[MEDIA=youtube]-puWjrKm4-o[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]_BqgJ9nW468[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]QdItfIRGdA4[/MEDIA]Other reasons is their writters are working in an event to explain the reboot of D&amp;D multiverse ( until the next change because Hasbro has merger with or (be) acquired (by) other company and there are more IPs added to D&amp;D).Brom's art was awesome, but there were also other artists. And we are in 2023. Lots of profesional artists would love to sell their fantasy tribal-punk art in DMGuild.[ATTACH=full]277913[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8962638, member: 6802378"] I would rather the excuse they are await to get ready the game mechanics for psionic powers, and to choose the possible changes, for example to break some previous limits for classes and species. There is an option for a back door, a sourcebook about crunch, and only some pages about the Athasian tablelands, with other settings. Other option is a spin-off. This should allow more creative freedom for publishers in DMGuild. [SIZE=3]Really I start to worry, or to suspect, when a company talks about being inclusive and being adapted to the modern sensibilities. That sounds like those Hollywood superproductions what are true bombs in the box-office because audience doesn't want to spend their money to preached with propaganda. [/SIZE] DS has got a great potential value as franchise if they play their cards in the right way. DS is perfect for a videogame of the subgenre survival + farm simulation + stronghold management. Those doors shouldn't be totally closed. [MEDIA=youtube]-puWjrKm4-o[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]_BqgJ9nW468[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]QdItfIRGdA4[/MEDIA] Other reasons is their writters are working in an event to explain the reboot of D&D multiverse ( until the next change because Hasbro has merger with or (be) acquired (by) other company and there are more IPs added to D&D). Brom's art was awesome, but there were also other artists. And we are in 2023. Lots of profesional artists would love to sell their fantasy tribal-punk art in DMGuild. [ATTACH type="full" width="708px"]277913[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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