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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 6922680" data-attributes="member: 6780330">Quality and quantity are different; often, the latter comes at the expense of the former, as effort becomes dissipated across too many options.  You may have missed the point of the McDonalds versus In-N-Out analogy: McDonalds has a huge menu with a thousand terrible options.  They really are no good at any of them.  In-N-Out has three items, that are not that different, and they are masters at their limited menu, and they always have lines out the door: very hard to get a seat at that place, since so many people are getting the hamburgers.  WotC has focused their efforts on fewer products, to make them special and worth getting: previously, they put out a ton of stuff I never bought, and they faced serious difficulties having to reboot every few years.I love pop music, I love mainstream fiction & comics I love big cheesy blockbusters, I love a good old All-American cheeseburger.  Sometimes what you want is clean fun, nothing wrong with that.  But honestly, the huge net, as many options approach has more to do with dreck like McDs, not the focused quality items approach WotC is going for.</blockquote>