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<blockquote data-quote="Muso" data-source="post: 7758542" data-attributes="member: 6787914">In a survey two/three years ago a lot of people asked for the old setting updated for the 5E. Wizards can show respect giving to us the old settings first and then new settings, not the opposite.In answer to your second question: yes, I think that WotC (or maybe Hasbro) executives direct the D&amp;D development, expecially after the 4E flop and Pathfinder overtaking. We know that the D&amp;D team is very small if compared to the large ammount of people working on D&amp;D 3.x edition. The D&amp;D team was obliged to succeed. They took their time, with a lot of pubblic play-test and surveys and actually did the job. But now I feel that they are abliged by WotC/Hasbro executives to achieve a sort of cross-over with Magic the Gathering: the D&amp;D team produced a lot of Planeshift play-test material and now they are almost ready with Ravnica, even before the update of the old settings requested by the D&amp;D fan-base.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Muso, post: 7758542, member: 6787914"] In a survey two/three years ago a lot of people asked for the old setting updated for the 5E. Wizards can show respect giving to us the old settings first and then new settings, not the opposite. In answer to your second question: yes, I think that WotC (or maybe Hasbro) executives direct the D&D development, expecially after the 4E flop and Pathfinder overtaking. We know that the D&D team is very small if compared to the large ammount of people working on D&D 3.x edition. The D&D team was obliged to succeed. They took their time, with a lot of pubblic play-test and surveys and actually did the job. But now I feel that they are abliged by WotC/Hasbro executives to achieve a sort of cross-over with Magic the Gathering: the D&D team produced a lot of Planeshift play-test material and now they are almost ready with Ravnica, even before the update of the old settings requested by the D&D fan-base. [/QUOTE]

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