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<blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 9178386" data-attributes="member: 18">Yeah this is broadly how I feel too.Exactly! Very well put. I'd have taken 2500 words to say the same lol. This is a perfect summary of the issues I see with WotC's adventure design.Same and that really surprises me at 45. Obviously I shouldn't be the main target audience for WotC, but it feels like they're targeting someone who isn't necessarily younger than me at all, just someone who is willing to put up with a ton more issues for the sake of &quot;official&quot; branding than I am. And my feeling is younger people are probably less likely to be cool with that.The one place I feel like WotC does have my number is D&amp;D Beyond - or rather the company who created that did - I clearly am the target audience for a product like that, and even (largely) operates the way I'd want a product like that to operate (with many caveats that I won't detail here). I do find value in online stuff like that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruin Explorer, post: 9178386, member: 18"] Yeah this is broadly how I feel too. Exactly! Very well put. I'd have taken 2500 words to say the same lol. This is a perfect summary of the issues I see with WotC's adventure design. Same and that really surprises me at 45. Obviously I shouldn't be the main target audience for WotC, but it feels like they're targeting someone who isn't necessarily younger than me at all, just someone who is willing to put up with a ton more issues for the sake of "official" branding than I am. And my feeling is younger people are probably less likely to be cool with that. The one place I feel like WotC does have my number is D&D Beyond - or rather the company who created that did - I clearly am the target audience for a product like that, and even (largely) operates the way I'd want a product like that to operate (with many caveats that I won't detail here). I do find value in online stuff like that. [/QUOTE]

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