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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 8497469"><p>But no one is forcing you to agree. I mean when 3E came out, I remember people complaining it felt like Magic. I understood in their mind they were making a negative comparison. But I didn't feel gate kept out of the hobby because they had that reaction to it. As long as there is only a single edition of D&D out at a time, people are going to bicker over what that edition ought to be. But no one is forcing us to not play simply because they want a game to be a particular way, or even because they get their way and the game ends up a particular way. There are lots of games out there. Heck I don't even play D&D anymore because the editions haven't really appealed to me since the end of the 3.5 era (4E nixed it for me, and I never really fell back in love with it when 5E came out). At this point I have realized I have endless options for gaming, and no one controls the gates of the hobby for real.</p></blockquote><p></p>