D&D (2024) Playtest 6 Survey is Open

[Remathilis]

You think it is great?

I am...

 

[Minigiant]

I think toxic behaviour is rating everything negatively. It affects a large part of the fan base negatively.

If someone thinks everything is negative because they think the core isn't address, they should rate everything negatively though.

 

[Remathilis]

Time to rip them a new one

Time to provide constructive feedback!

Ah, the Yin and Yang of gaming.

 

[Remathilis]

Rogue is good.
Druid is almost all good.
Paladin is almost all good.

I hope people praise the good along with bashing the bad. There is some really good stuff in this packet and I'd hate to see it all thrown out because people are upset about some other stuff in there.

Don't worry, I'll give everything I liked a sloppy wet kiss lest it be mistaken for not appreciated and we get the 2014 PHB again with new cover art...

 

[UngeheuerLich]

If someone thinks everything is negative because they think the core isn't address, they should rate everything negatively though.

Yes. But rating everything negative out of spite is toxic.
I canvt read what they say, because I blocked them because of previous toxic behaviour. So maybe I am biased.

 

[UngeheuerLich]

I am...

Me too.

One of my players was already confused with some smites being spells but divine smite not.

 

[Uni-the-Unicorn!]

I let them know in no uncertain terms just what I thought about turning paladin smite into a spell.

That it was great and long overdue?!

 

[Maxperson]

That it was great and long overdue?!

Guess again!

 

[mamba]

that is the point, all classes should benefit from short rest if it is in the game, not just from few HPs healed via HDs.

I am all for removing SR as a recharge mechanic, but everyone benefitting from it is certainly better than what we have now (and are likely to keep, unfortunately)

 

[MockingBird]

One thing I don't like about these surveys is the vagueness of some questions. For example, they have us rate "Spellcasting." What about spell casting am I rating? How the slots are doled out? Spells Known vs Spells Prepared? Class Lists vs Arcane/Divine/Primal? Full caster vs Half Caster vs Pact Magic? Those are all vastly different mechanics that fall under "Spellcasting" in their survey, but I have different opinions on each one.

I like the Spell Slot progression and Spell Preparing for the Druid and Cleric, but I hate the Divine & Primal spell lists and would prefer they reverted back to class lists, so I don't know whether to rate it Dissatisfied, Somewhat Satisfied, Mostly Satisfied, or Very Satisfied (or whatever the options were called). I can specify my critique in the boxes, but it's that initial rating that will contribute to whether or not it will make the 70% mark.

In my comment I said the same thing. I'd rather them go back to class lists