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<blockquote data-quote="Konrad13" data-source="post: 9340846" data-attributes="member: 7039170">The OGL debacle was definitely a part of it, but it has been a growing dissatisfaction with D&amp;D overall since the end of 4e, my personal favorite edition. While I picked the core books and a number of adventures for 5e and even ran a few of them, after something like a decade it is just getting stale for me. Add to that every time WotC themselves bring up 4e it is either very passive if not just downright &quot;lol, it sucked&quot; (in the lego set they did little more than say it was &quot;controversial&quot; while the Rick &amp; Morty set flat out shits on it by Rick being a complete ass and demanding no one speak of it).And I guess it wasn't so much &quot;losing faith&quot; as just developing more and more of a mental block to things WotC/Hasbro feel like doing with the IP. Again, I love every edition to varying degrees and I'm not boycotting them, I just feel like going to other systems that I feel work better for me and the stories/mechanics I prefer but still stand by that once the older editions are in the CC the WotC/Hasbro will find I will buy older works (mostly 4e and the old TSR catalogue) but until they do so then other companies will get my hard earned money and time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Konrad13, post: 9340846, member: 7039170"] The OGL debacle was definitely a part of it, but it has been a growing dissatisfaction with D&D overall since the end of 4e, my personal favorite edition. While I picked the core books and a number of adventures for 5e and even ran a few of them, after something like a decade it is just getting stale for me. Add to that every time WotC themselves bring up 4e it is either very passive if not just downright "lol, it sucked" (in the lego set they did little more than say it was "controversial" while the Rick & Morty set flat out shits on it by Rick being a complete ass and demanding no one speak of it). And I guess it wasn't so much "losing faith" as just developing more and more of a mental block to things WotC/Hasbro feel like doing with the IP. Again, I love every edition to varying degrees and I'm not boycotting them, I just feel like going to other systems that I feel work better for me and the stories/mechanics I prefer but still stand by that once the older editions are in the CC the WotC/Hasbro will find I will buy older works (mostly 4e and the old TSR catalogue) but until they do so then other companies will get my hard earned money and time. [/QUOTE]

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