D&D 5E OK WotC, I've had just about enough of this...

[HobbitFan]

Something else, if they are still throwing around ideas for a model for how they can support 5E they could very well start talking to fans about that.
We should be hearing, it seems to me, stuff like "We 've got lots of great ideas we're just working on the best way to present them to you.."
Instead we hear stuff like "we're still working on ideas.."

I have a hard time believing that they went into 5E without at least some thought beyond the core books. At least in general terms.
I have serious concersn about the way D&d is being managed or at least the impression they are giving of their plan/model....

 

[pukunui]

I think they got burned one too many times during 4e's lifecycle by being too open about stuff they ended up being unable to follow through on, so now they've swung to the opposite extreme, where they won't say anything at all unless it's truly set in stone.

 

[Mercurius]

Which edition of the Bible?

But really one is Fiction and the other Non-Fiction so they probably would not be measured under the same category.

Wait, which is fiction and which non-fiction?

 

[Mercurius]

[MENTION=37579]Jester Canuck[/MENTION], in a way we know LESS because one part of what we "knew" is no longer happening. So now we're down to one book, Princes of the Apocalypse, coming out in April. So no books for four months before and who knows for how long after.

 

[DongMaster]

... so now they've swung to the opposite extreme, where they won't say anything at all unless it's truly set in stone.

Some call it the Games Workshop syndrome...

 

[pukunui]

Some call it the Games Workshop syndrome...

Do they? I don't know what that means.

 

[HobbitFan]

Games Workshop is a UK games company that has notoriously bad relations with fans.