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<blockquote data-quote="Emerikol" data-source="post: 6281397" data-attributes="member: 6698278">I would be on board with the spaghetti sauce analogy (mom always made homemade by the way if it matters) if they realized that the 1e/2e market would like a rules upgrade.&nbsp; Capture the identical playstyle but upgrade the rules to cleaner easier usage.I would like the components of each game to be very much drop anywhere.&nbsp; So if I wanted to add 3e skills to 1e I could.&nbsp; Or feats.&nbsp; Or whatever.&nbsp; If I wanted some 1e deadly added to 3e I could take that and use it.&nbsp;&nbsp; So I believe they have to sell games.&nbsp; They can't sell individual pieces, they can fasciliate cannibalization of their existing games by establishing clear interfaces between the subsystems.5e is actually trying to do that.&nbsp; The developers just don't realize what people care about well enough to build it perfect.&nbsp; They are trying though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emerikol, post: 6281397, member: 6698278"] I would be on board with the spaghetti sauce analogy (mom always made homemade by the way if it matters) if they realized that the 1e/2e market would like a rules upgrade. Capture the identical playstyle but upgrade the rules to cleaner easier usage. I would like the components of each game to be very much drop anywhere. So if I wanted to add 3e skills to 1e I could. Or feats. Or whatever. If I wanted some 1e deadly added to 3e I could take that and use it. So I believe they have to sell games. They can't sell individual pieces, they can fasciliate cannibalization of their existing games by establishing clear interfaces between the subsystems. 5e is actually trying to do that. The developers just don't realize what people care about well enough to build it perfect. They are trying though. [/QUOTE]

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