It's like in PF (which is still a great system btw, not knocking as I play both) I have to think, "Ok so if I want to end up with whatever, Greater TWF, at X level I need to take TWF at level 1 and that would let me take Combat Expertise at 3 and then I can take blah at 5 etc etc etc"
In 5e, I just roll up a character and play. I don't need to plan anything. Hell I don't even NEED feats later on.
At the moment, the poll claims 612 people have voted, and 651 of them voted for Advantage/Disadvantage. I'm a little confused.
Something looks off about the poll results. How can there be more votes for Advantage/Disadvantage than there are total voters.
I included the art direction as one of my choices because I absolutely love how inclusive it is. Women wear practical armor, and people of color stand alongside traditional (for D&D) Euro/Caucasian-looking characters as brothers and sisters in heroism!
...and also because I think it's the best-looking edition they've ever put out.
Read Morrus's post from yesterday (#56) about the caching issue.