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Message: <blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 9225527" data-attributes="member: 6790260">Also, gotta love how any criticism whatsoever is necessarily saying absolutely everything about 5e must be "broken garbage."Because it's totally impossible for something to have both good elements and bad ones. It's totally impossible for people to like and enjoy a product for what it does well and be even the tiniest bit disappointed, frustrated, annoyed, or put off by what it does poorly. Every product must either be a work of sheer, unmitigated genius with nary a blemish and thus axiomatically will sell like hotcakes, or a work of sheer, unmitigated failure with not a single positive element and thus axiomatically rejected by all and sundry.Couldn't possibly be the case that something could succeed (or fail) for reasons unrelated to its design and/or content. It is a flagrant contradiction to claim that something can sell widely or attain broad appeal despite some of what is in it, rather than because of every single thing in it.</blockquote>