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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Staffan" data-source="post: 9789349" data-attributes="member: 907">I haven't watched the final video yet, but I caught Matt doing a draft version over on his Twitch channel.I think what we have here is a "Squeaky wheel gets the grease" situation. When people like a thing, there generally isn't all that much to talk about. Maybe someone does something that builds upon that thing ("Here's a cool magic item/monster/spell/NPC I made."), but that generally doesn't generate a lot of discussion. But when someone identifies something they consider a problem, that can generate a lot of discussion: Are they correct in their assessment? Is perhaps the actual problem somewhere else ("A and B cause a problem, so we should fix A." – "Have you tried fixing B instead?")? Assuming the diagnosis is correct, what is the solution? And as a result, online discussions tend to trend toward the negative.</blockquote>