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<blockquote data-quote="Retros_x" data-source="post: 9156391" data-attributes="member: 7033171">Also his logic is not well thought through. He says that &quot;slower releases are better&quot; is not right because it would mean &quot;by that logic the best product line would be no releases&quot;. That kind taking it to the extreme would mean in reverse that &quot;faster releases are better&quot; would mean &quot;the best product line would be every second a new release&quot;. Obviously both of these are not true and the optimum lies in the middle. That people think this optimum middle is slower than 3e releases does not mean no releases is the best product line.It kinda makes me mad that he uses these kinda stupid extreme comparisions that doesn't make really sense.I also really wonder when people call 5e release schedule glacial. I don't know a single DM who uses all the material of a book before the next one appears. I just recently realized that I pay over hundreds of dollars per year for official 5e books per year, but most of the material doesn't appear in my campaigns or months, even years later after I bought them. I could never imagine that I would benefit more from a faster release schedule.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retros_x, post: 9156391, member: 7033171"] Also his logic is not well thought through. He says that "slower releases are better" is not right because it would mean "by that logic the best product line would be no releases". That kind taking it to the extreme would mean in reverse that "faster releases are better" would mean "the best product line would be every second a new release". Obviously both of these are not true and the optimum lies in the middle. That people think this optimum middle is slower than 3e releases does not mean no releases is the best product line. It kinda makes me mad that he uses these kinda stupid extreme comparisions that doesn't make really sense. I also really wonder when people call 5e release schedule glacial. I don't know a single DM who uses all the material of a book before the next one appears. I just recently realized that I pay over hundreds of dollars per year for official 5e books per year, but most of the material doesn't appear in my campaigns or months, even years later after I bought them. I could never imagine that I would benefit more from a faster release schedule. [/QUOTE]

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