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<blockquote data-quote="Reef" data-source="post: 9032667" data-attributes="member: 4533">I don't think people are trying to silence dissent.&nbsp; There's been a ton of (healthy, I think) dissent in the play test topics for example.&nbsp; It's more the rote responses that keep coming up along the lines of &quot;The latest 5e stuff sucks, and I'm not going to buy it anyway&quot; in every topic.&nbsp; That sort of criticism isn't spawning discussion or is helpful to either party in the conversation.At some point, one needs to accept that the current game is no longer their cup of tea and move on to versions or other games that are.&nbsp; Isn't life too short to constantly gripe about something that isn't going to change?&nbsp; And realistically, there's no way D&amp;D is going to shift course based on the constant griping of a handful of posters on an internet forum when their market research clearly shows they are on the right track to where they want to be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reef, post: 9032667, member: 4533"] I don't think people are trying to silence dissent. There's been a ton of (healthy, I think) dissent in the play test topics for example. It's more the rote responses that keep coming up along the lines of "The latest 5e stuff sucks, and I'm not going to buy it anyway" in every topic. That sort of criticism isn't spawning discussion or is helpful to either party in the conversation. At some point, one needs to accept that the current game is no longer their cup of tea and move on to versions or other games that are. Isn't life too short to constantly gripe about something that isn't going to change? And realistically, there's no way D&D is going to shift course based on the constant griping of a handful of posters on an internet forum when their market research clearly shows they are on the right track to where they want to be. [/QUOTE]

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