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<blockquote data-quote="AaronOfBarbaria" data-source="post: 6925321" data-attributes="member: 6701872">When WotC was trying to have D&amp;D be a &quot;thing of options&quot; they were not experiencing enough profit to continue down that road - so, like any business that doesn't want to fail, they changed something that they knew wasn't working how they wanted it to into something that their research into the market suggested might work out better.That is the definition of a good thing - and especially because, to all appearances other than a minority of people complaining about lack of content (while also insisting WotC-approved content &quot;doesn't count&quot; in some misguided belief that &quot;official&quot; carries any guarantee of &quot;better&quot;), it seems to be working.Also, isn't it a bit hypocritical to insist that all of the rest of us that already have enough, or even more than enough, content should be happy with discerning what few things we do wish to buy out of a larger selection of materials while you make a blanket refusal to discern what few things you'd actually approve of using from the selection of WotC-approved materials on the DM's Guild?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AaronOfBarbaria, post: 6925321, member: 6701872"] When WotC was trying to have D&D be a "thing of options" they were not experiencing enough profit to continue down that road - so, like any business that doesn't want to fail, they changed something that they knew wasn't working how they wanted it to into something that their research into the market suggested might work out better. That is the definition of [I]a good thing[/I] - and especially because, to all appearances other than a minority of people complaining about lack of content (while also insisting WotC-approved content "doesn't count" in some misguided belief that "official" carries any guarantee of "better"), it seems to be working. Also, isn't it a bit hypocritical to insist that all of the rest of us that already have enough, or even more than enough, content should be happy with discerning what few things we do wish to buy out of a larger selection of materials while you make a blanket refusal to discern what few things you'd actually approve of using from the selection of WotC-approved materials on the DM's Guild? [/QUOTE]

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