D&D 5E For those playing 2014 5e, how are you reacting to the 2024 update?

For those playing 2014 5e, how are you reacting to the 2024 update?

  • We'll be switching over to the 2024 rules exclusively

    Votes: 44 26.8%
  • We'll be staying with 2014 rules but taking pieces from the 2024 updates

    Votes: 24 14.6%
  • We'll be updating to the 2024 rules but taking pieces from the 2014 rules

    Votes: 25 15.2%
  • We'll be picking and choosing between 2014 and 2024 rules to create our own house rules.

    Votes: 10 6.1%
  • We'll be staying with the 2014 rules exclusively

    Votes: 43 26.2%
  • We're going to play another game

    Votes: 18 11.0%

The impression I get is that it’s due to the search algorithm taking into account number of views for its rankings.
That's a very good point. If in fact this is truly the case with DDB's under-the-hood workings... it means we might easily see the Free Rules entry move up in ranking over the next several years, as more people keep clicking on the Free Rules links for information.
 

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For those out there currently playing 5e, with the 2024 Monster Manual on the on the verge of being released, how are you planning to change (or not) your current game? Let us know how the 2024 updates affect you, or if you will keep on with 2014!

I'm still hanging on to 3.5 🤣.

Got most books of those since I got a big discount when they launched 4th and I like the versatility it offers. So not switching to the new one
 

Bastions are a middle finger to good storytelling and demand you treat the game as a video game, not collaborative storytelling
I guess you'll consider me old fashioned but, if a player (or the entire party) wishes to construct a base of operations, I prefer having them do it in the way that was first described in the 1e DMG and later expended upon in other products. The original DMG had a price list for everything from ditches to curtain walls to merlons to murder holes as well as construction times. I guess nobody wants to put in the time for that kind of thing these days.
 

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