I picked "Too much crunch in a campaign setting", "Novels will mess up the timeline" and "I have faith in WotC". While I realize many people will think that's contradictory, it may not be.
Overall, I don't have a problem with crunch, but I realize that many people do. The world is going to have a lot of interesting moving parts, and we need to know how they all work. It could be possible for a couple-three books to come out right on the CS's heels, but I'm not sure they'll get that done immediately. So we'll either suffer along for a bit not knowing how everything works or we'll get "too much" up front on how things work and not enough of, for example, the family trees of a dozen noble families of countries X and Y that all hate each other but are hopelessly intermarried anyway.
The outside products interfering with the CS thing comes from experience with Dark Sun. It's very tempting to do, but ultimately, it's my game, and I can put it back to when the Dragon-Kings still ruled and there wasn't an Avangion under every rock you turned over if I want to.
Oh, and the giant mutant sea monkeys. Whoever thought that was a good idea needs to stop watching 50's B-movies.
Overall, I don't have a problem with crunch, but I realize that many people do. The world is going to have a lot of interesting moving parts, and we need to know how they all work. It could be possible for a couple-three books to come out right on the CS's heels, but I'm not sure they'll get that done immediately. So we'll either suffer along for a bit not knowing how everything works or we'll get "too much" up front on how things work and not enough of, for example, the family trees of a dozen noble families of countries X and Y that all hate each other but are hopelessly intermarried anyway.
The outside products interfering with the CS thing comes from experience with Dark Sun. It's very tempting to do, but ultimately, it's my game, and I can put it back to when the Dragon-Kings still ruled and there wasn't an Avangion under every rock you turned over if I want to.
Oh, and the giant mutant sea monkeys. Whoever thought that was a good idea needs to stop watching 50's B-movies.