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<blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 9557064" data-attributes="member: 1405">Well, the point of the thread seems to be &quot;don't let Hasbro affect whether you play 5e.&quot;Hasbro's actions only affect whether I play 5e when considering content. For instance, I will continue to play 5.0. I will not adopt 5.5. So WOTC's design decisions affect whether I play their current version of 5e. I make my own decisions on what I choose to run.I left D&amp;D entirely when 4e dropped and moved to PF1e. I dropped PF1e due to crunch burnout and adopted 5e much later. The answer to the threads overall question is that antics outside of design or DDB decisions will not affect 5e for me. I will continue to use the product as long as I deem it worthy of my time.I know many people have different views and that is ok. If the corporate practices make it unworthy of their time and money, then fine. This is ok too.If they are influenced by bad actors, then I will feel free to disagree with them. I do think too many people are choosing to get their &quot;facts&quot; from their tribe or trusted social network without ever forming their own opinion. That is a choice. A bad choice as I believe that folks should always question even their own beliefs at all times and be open to being wrong but it seems that a lot of folks are choosing that path because it is easier.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Belen, post: 9557064, member: 1405"] Well, the point of the thread seems to be "don't let Hasbro affect whether you play 5e." Hasbro's actions only affect whether I play 5e when considering content. For instance, I will continue to play 5.0. I will not adopt 5.5. So WOTC's design decisions affect whether I play their current version of 5e. I make my own decisions on what I choose to run. I left D&D entirely when 4e dropped and moved to PF1e. I dropped PF1e due to crunch burnout and adopted 5e much later. The answer to the threads overall question is that antics outside of design or DDB decisions will not affect 5e for me. I will continue to use the product as long as I deem it worthy of my time. I know many people have different views and that is ok. If the corporate practices make it unworthy of their time and money, then fine. This is ok too. If they are influenced by bad actors, then I will feel free to disagree with them. I do think too many people are choosing to get their "facts" from their tribe or trusted social network without ever forming their own opinion. That is a choice. A bad choice as I believe that folks should always question even their own beliefs at all times and be open to being wrong but it seems that a lot of folks are choosing that path because it is easier. [/QUOTE]

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