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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 9450022" data-attributes="member: 6801228">It isn't true because the bolded is in your head, not actually bound out in the evidence. &quot;But then why make it backwards compatible!?&quot; Because their preferred customers are their customers of DnD 5e. It is the same reason they didn't make DnD 5e a 2d10 system or a d6 dice pool system, and instead stuck to a 1d20 system. Because that is what their preferred customers prefer. Are they also working with 3pp creators to highlight modules and supplements to their system? Yes, and I'm not sure why that is a bad thing. Seems like promoting 3rd party creators is a good thing to me. I never had much interest in Humblewood, but after WotC made them a partner I've seen some of that content and gotten really interested in seeing more of it, because it is quite good. But you seem utterly convinced that WoTC somehow decided to make a game people will hate, to make a game that their customers don't want.... based on the fact that a few people who never liked 5e keep saying the new rules are bad? That is terrible evidence.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 9450022, member: 6801228"] It isn't true because the bolded is in your head, not actually bound out in the evidence. "But then why make it backwards compatible!?" Because their preferred customers are their customers of DnD 5e. It is the same reason they didn't make DnD 5e a 2d10 system or a d6 dice pool system, and instead stuck to a 1d20 system. Because that is what their preferred customers prefer. Are they also working with 3pp creators to highlight modules and supplements to their system? Yes, and I'm not sure why that is a bad thing. Seems like promoting 3rd party creators is a good thing to me. I never had much interest in Humblewood, but after WotC made them a partner I've seen some of that content and gotten really interested in seeing more of it, because it is quite good. But you seem utterly convinced that WoTC somehow decided to make a game people will hate, to make a game that their customers don't want.... based on the fact that a few people who never liked 5e keep saying the new rules are bad? That is terrible evidence. [/QUOTE]

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