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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 9256746" data-attributes="member: 1465">I think the game would improve if WotC got completely terminated by Hasbro, 5.5e publication was cancelled, and D&amp;D stopped being a business and never saw another official edition ever again but became public domain for the community to create endless variations to each one's own tastes. It won't happen, and why are you even asking why?On a lesser scale, I think the game would improve if less emphasis were actually given to the rules (and RAW ceased to be a thing) and all importance was given to how to DM and play the game. It won't happen because new rules and recycled material sell, why making the game really work doesn't. On an even lesser scale, I might be content enough if they removed Druid's metal armor/shield restrictions. It won't happen because designers don't care and just have to leave at least some little imperfections into the game in order to leave the door open for future changes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 9256746, member: 1465"] I think the game would improve if WotC got completely terminated by Hasbro, 5.5e publication was cancelled, and D&D stopped being a business and never saw another official edition ever again but became public domain for the community to create endless variations to each one's own tastes. It won't happen, and why are you even asking why? On a lesser scale, I think the game would improve if less emphasis were actually given to the rules (and RAW ceased to be a thing) and all importance was given to how to DM and play the game. It won't happen because new rules and recycled material sell, why making the game really work doesn't. On an even lesser scale, I might be content enough if they removed Druid's metal armor/shield restrictions. It won't happen because designers don't care and just have to leave at least some little imperfections into the game in order to leave the door open for future changes. [/QUOTE]

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