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<blockquote data-quote="pkt77242" data-source="post: 6928121" data-attributes="member: 59359">Nope.&nbsp; They are still putting out splats or expansions just much more slowly.&nbsp; Sword Coast Adventures Guide and now VGtM.&nbsp; They just aren't putting out what you want and you are complaining about it.&nbsp; Own it.&nbsp; You are upset because they aren't doing what you want, it has nothing to do with what is best for 5E or D&amp;D the brand.&nbsp; You aren't getting what you want and thus you are upset (which is fine, we all feel that way about different things).&nbsp; Yet you keep comparing 5E to New Coke which only makes sense from your viewpoint, step back and look at it from a brand management perspective.&nbsp; It really is a good decision to slow the treadmill down. *Again, you have every right to be unhappy with their release schedule (since it doesn't fit your wants) but don't confuse that with bad decision making on the part of WoTC, they seem to be getting it right from a business perspective.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pkt77242, post: 6928121, member: 59359"] Nope. They are still putting out splats or expansions just much more slowly. Sword Coast Adventures Guide and now VGtM. They just aren't putting out what you want and you are complaining about it. Own it. You are upset because they aren't doing what you want, it has nothing to do with what is best for 5E or D&D the brand. You aren't getting what you want and thus you are upset (which is fine, we all feel that way about different things). Yet you keep comparing 5E to New Coke which only makes sense from your viewpoint, step back and look at it from a brand management perspective. It really is a good decision to slow the treadmill down. *Again, you have every right to be unhappy with their release schedule (since it doesn't fit your wants) but don't confuse that with bad decision making on the part of WoTC, they seem to be getting it right from a business perspective. [/QUOTE]

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