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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ourph" data-source="post: 1616553" data-attributes="member: 20239">While this is obviously good advice, the whole point of the thread is "Would you like to see a more mature D&D, either as the only choice or as a separate choice".  As easy as you make it sound "modify(ing) or ditch(ing) whatever it is that isn't working" isn't really that simple for a lot of people.If I were to go through and modify or ditch everything in 3e that doesn't work for me, I'd basically be rewriting the entire game (ditch feats, ditch skills, ditch or change most of the combat options, drastically alter most of the classes, etc.).  That's a lot of work.  It also makes 99% of the supplements for D&D/D20 on the market absolutely useless for me except as a source of ideas/inspiration.Fortunately, I have a game that's perfect for my tastes in B/X D&D.  Unfortunately (both for me and for the RPG publishing community) I have a lot of money I'd LIKE to spend on RPG stuff, but nothing to spend it on that would be particularly useful to me.  So it would be very nice to see an in print game that catered to a taste for low rules overhead, high adventure gaming.Again, whether you want to call such a game "mature" or not is up to you.</blockquote>