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<blockquote data-quote="Dungeoneer" data-source="post: 5432380" data-attributes="member: 91777">WOW, this will teach me to step away from a thread I created for a weekend.&nbsp; Da-yum.Lot of interesting responses here.&nbsp; Lot of food for thought.&nbsp; On balance, it seems that the majority or posters think that at this point it's going to be really hard for WotC to release a '5e' that keeps most people happy.So here's a follow-up question, for the people who have gotten this far.&nbsp; It seems to be implied in a lot of responses.Should WotC support more than one edition at the same time?&nbsp; Or will this just make the problem worse?That could mean supporting 4e and 3.x (or your old edition of choice) simultaneously.&nbsp; Or it could mean that Fifth Edition actually has a 5a and a 5b.&nbsp; Maybe one that caters to complex tactical combat rules, and one that favors a stripped-down approach.Anyway, just curious.&nbsp; Because it seems like 'have more than one set of rules' is the logical outcome of the line of thought that 'one edition can't statisfy everybody'.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dungeoneer, post: 5432380, member: 91777"] WOW, this will teach me to step away from a thread I created for a weekend. [I]Da-yum.[/I] Lot of interesting responses here. Lot of food for thought. On balance, it seems that the majority or posters think that at this point it's going to be really hard for WotC to release a '5e' that keeps most people happy. So here's a follow-up question, for the people who have gotten this far. It seems to be implied in a lot of responses. [B]Should WotC support more than one edition at the same time? Or will this just make the problem worse?[/B] That could mean supporting 4e [I]and [/I]3.x (or your old edition of choice) simultaneously. Or it could mean that Fifth Edition actually has a 5a and a 5b. Maybe one that caters to complex tactical combat rules, and one that favors a stripped-down approach. Anyway, just curious. Because it seems like 'have more than one set of rules' is the logical outcome of the line of thought that 'one edition can't statisfy everybody'. [/QUOTE]

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