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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 9156280" data-attributes="member: 18182">First world problems man. The suffering you endure, I don't know how you cope.WotC doesn't, nor should, cater to a small subset of fans who won't increase their bottom line. Why should they?Your desires for a faster release schedule is fair, I too miss the days of the TSR firehose . . . so many good products. But that strategy killed TSR.WotC's decision back in 2014 to keep D&D releases slow and steady was brilliant and a part of the reason for today's unprecedented success for the game. As the game has grown more popular than they expected, they have slowly experimented with changing up the release schedule, both in volume and type of products released.Would some of us love MORE D&D products coming out at a faster pace? Of course? But WotC not rising to your expectations isn't a foolish business decision on their part, it's not them "leaving money on the table".You need to learn to be okay with this not being all about you. And maybe start enjoying the many products put out by third party publishers . . . if you look at the D&D community as a whole, there IS a firehose of content being released currently, it's just not all coming from WotC. And a lot of it is GOOD.</blockquote>