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<blockquote data-quote="mellored" data-source="post: 9342419" data-attributes="member: 6801209">No need to release more until you get feedback on the first ones.&nbsp; You end up wasting a lot of work if they tried to redo everything at once.Moving power from the &quot;must have&quot; feats into the base class, yes.&nbsp; That was a clearly stated objective.Not sure i understand that one.D&amp;D is a creative game, that attracts creative players who like to create.So yes, it's a community that generates a lot of ideas.They don't want to redo the game evey year.&nbsp; Some stability is needed.Not that it should stop anyone from homebrewing their own rules.&nbsp; Again, creative players.There is a balance between those 2 things, with varying options about what counts as complex.&nbsp; Of course they would bounce back and forth before they found the middle.Appealing to more people is pretty straightforward and effective business tactic.There are only so many straight white male nerds.&nbsp; Add in the non-while, non-male nerds means more people to sell books too.That wasn't really part of the playtest, but yes.&nbsp; That part was a mess</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mellored, post: 9342419, member: 6801209"] No need to release more until you get feedback on the first ones. You end up wasting a lot of work if they tried to redo everything at once. Moving power from the "must have" feats into the base class, yes. That was a clearly stated objective. Not sure i understand that one. D&D is a creative game, that attracts creative players who like to create. So yes, it's a community that generates a lot of ideas. They don't want to redo the game evey year. Some stability is needed. Not that it should stop anyone from homebrewing their own rules. Again, creative players. There is a balance between those 2 things, with varying options about what counts as complex. Of course they would bounce back and forth before they found the middle. Appealing to more people is pretty straightforward and effective business tactic. There are only so many straight white male nerds. Add in the non-while, non-male nerds means more people to sell books too. That wasn't really part of the playtest, but yes. That part was a mess [/QUOTE]

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