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<blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 9271678" data-attributes="member: 59057">If someone doesn't know what to look for, a little .5 after nothing won't help. I bet D&amp;D 5e 2nd edition would help them more. And I swear, my AD&amp;D books had it printed all over, and still I would have (and I think I have) bought a few AD&amp;D 1st edition books. Because I really did not know. A simple google search had helped me find the information that there was an overhaul of the rules in 1978?.I am very sure people are clever enough to do that now. There are people who claimed here on this board that pushing subclasses back to 3rd level means that WotC thinks new players are stupid. Now how do people think that new players won't find out whochbbook to buy. And for parents and grandparents? Fritz already told us that for them 3.5, 4, 5 does not make a difference anyway. Probably calling it 2024 edition will be the best way to show them that this book is up to date. Why should they look at them close enough at all? Maybe the new art of the book is more catchy than anything they can write on it. And I guess: &quot;revised&quot; will make them look inside too.Yeah. Make a proposal...D&amp;D ultimate edition?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UngeheuerLich, post: 9271678, member: 59057"] If someone doesn't know what to look for, a little .5 after nothing won't help. I bet D&D 5e 2nd edition would help them more. And I swear, my AD&D books had it printed all over, and still I would have (and I think I have) bought a few AD&D 1st edition books. Because I really did not know. A simple google search had helped me find the information that there was an overhaul of the rules in 1978?. I am very sure people are clever enough to do that now. There are people who claimed here on this board that pushing subclasses back to 3rd level means that WotC thinks new players are stupid. Now how do people think that new players won't find out whochbbook to buy. And for parents and grandparents? Fritz already told us that for them 3.5, 4, 5 does not make a difference anyway. Probably calling it 2024 edition will be the best way to show them that this book is up to date. Why should they look at them close enough at all? Maybe the new art of the book is more catchy than anything they can write on it. And I guess: "revised" will make them look inside too. Yeah. Make a proposal... D&D ultimate edition? [/QUOTE]

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