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<blockquote data-quote="nswanson27" data-source="post: 6931684" data-attributes="member: 6797553">Well I guess put me down for &quot;me too&quot;. But I would not say this forum is a good representation of 5e in general. Can't verify this - just from personal experience talking with people in various shops and cons.Also, I honestly don't understand the beef here about people objecting to new content so strongly:Official content will never be the same as 3rd party/homebrew for various reasons already stated in this thread and elsewhere.It's pretty clear WotC isn't interested in bloating 5e, and rather wants to keep things simple and balanced. All objective evidence suggests they will continue this theme if/when they do release stuff.If you don't like what's released, you're problem is literally solved by doing nothing. If you're a DM and you don't like what's released, you simply say &quot;no&quot; (or try opening your horizon?).All of these points seems obvious to me. Even if a person isn't being the most respectful or articulating this as clearly as they could, this should all eventually land home. I just don't know what the fuss is about. Are there reasons people have here that they aren't being forthright about?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nswanson27, post: 6931684, member: 6797553"] Well I guess put me down for "me too". But I would not say this forum is a good representation of 5e in general. Can't verify this - just from personal experience talking with people in various shops and cons. Also, I honestly don't understand the beef here about people objecting to new content so strongly: Official content will never be the same as 3rd party/homebrew for various reasons already stated in this thread and elsewhere. It's pretty clear WotC isn't interested in bloating 5e, and rather wants to keep things simple and balanced. All objective evidence suggests they will continue this theme if/when they do release stuff. If you don't like what's released, you're problem is literally solved by doing nothing. If you're a DM and you don't like what's released, you simply say "no" (or try opening your horizon?). All of these points seems obvious to me. Even if a person isn't being the most respectful or articulating this as clearly as they could, this should all eventually land home. I just don't know what the fuss is about. Are there reasons people have here that they aren't being forthright about? [/QUOTE]

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