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Your premise is flawed, sir.Every gamer has gone through that period. You know, when the sharp sticks just aren't pointy enough. When you yawn when told that you've rolled another critical. When you get told to make a sword and board character, and you hear, "SWORD AND BORED."
Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.** No matter what anyone tells you, it wasn't warlords, come and get it, or anything like that that was the doom of 4e, it was because the sorcerer didn't have the same role as the wizard, and when anyone complained about the wizard on behalf of sorcerers all they would get is "well of course, the wizard is a controller and the sorcerer is a striker, why are you comparing them?" It was pretty obvious from the playtests that WotC thought this was a good thing (poor fools) and wanted to bring it to 5e too.
My premise is never flawed.
Sometimes, the world just forgets to get in accord with my correct observations.
Your comments on Warlock are unfair and misinformed if you think that all they do is spam Eldritch blast. At second level you can get unlimited illusions and you get to cast 2 spells per SR, which means 4 or 6 spells per LR. The last mid-level warlock I played had a rod of the pact keeper +1, a wand of fireballs, and boots of flying. He spammed Eldritch blast a lot, but he also dropped a lot of fireballs, created a lot of illusions, and was the PC that manipulated the environment the most (lock the door, break down the bridge, etc...) I did not feel like an Eldritch Blast machine gun.
Personally, I think the problem is with the players who feel that they are somehow gimping themselves if they don't take eldritch blast and then back that spell up with hex and the +charisma to damage invocation.. . . but you also did not feel comfortable playing a warlock who didn't even know eldritch blast. It is too integral to the current design philosophy of the class.
I side with [MENTION=6786252]Mephista[/MENTION] here. I love what a warlock should be, but the class is seriously handicapped by the nearly all-encompassing focus on that one spell.