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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 8038463" data-attributes="member: 6801845">I would agree that tradition is not a good reason to keep something if it's the only reason.On the same hand, we shouldn't remove something simply because a minority complain about it.  I'm not sure we'd have much of a game if we removed everything that someone somewhere had an issue with.On the other hand many things are the product of their time, didn't understandIf "tradition" is the only reason I agree .  On the other hand, if something is broke don't fix it.  If something is kind of broken repair it.  We had thousands (tens of thousands?) of hours of playtests for 5E.  One of the most extensive playtests for a game ever.For the most part, it works.  There are minor things I'd change but considering that it's the best selling TTRPG ever made I think they did a pretty good job.  No game can be or ever will be perfect.  Then again, there's another saying that seems appropriate.  Don't let perfection get in the way of good.  D&D 5E isn't perfect, but it is good.  At least for millions of people.</blockquote>