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<blockquote data-quote="Warpiglet-7" data-source="post: 9222476" data-attributes="member: 7025282">The idea that suits are sitting around debating the short comings of a profitable product (and are inspired to solve no problems) seems a bit silly to me.Enter the profit motive…”how can we convince people what they are enjoying is obsolete and needs a reset?”I fault them not at all for this.&nbsp; It’s business and it cyclical.&nbsp; When things slow down or are projected to slow down they suddenly have problems to fix.If more books was the key, they would just pump out more content but the core stuff is what moves units. Any “minor tweak” you need can be done at the table.&nbsp; The new printing is about money.&nbsp; And I am ok with it.&nbsp; Might not buy it…will see what it is.&nbsp; But there is no giant problem it’s going to address.&nbsp; Folks were not rubbing their hands together about things not working no matter what a subset of us on a forum might think about it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warpiglet-7, post: 9222476, member: 7025282"] The idea that suits are sitting around debating the short comings of a profitable product (and are inspired to solve no problems) seems a bit silly to me. Enter the profit motive…”how can we convince people what they are enjoying is obsolete and needs a reset?” I fault them not at all for this. It’s business and it cyclical. When things slow down or are projected to slow down they suddenly have problems to fix. If more books was the key, they would just pump out more content but the core stuff is what moves units. Any “minor tweak” you need can be done at the table. The new printing is about money. And I am ok with it. Might not buy it…will see what it is. But there is no giant problem it’s going to address. Folks were not rubbing their hands together about things not working no matter what a subset of us on a forum might think about it. [/QUOTE]

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