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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minicol" data-source="post: 4837921" data-attributes="member: 17308">This matter is highly subjective, and depends mainly on your tastes, as I have very rarely been disappointed by an OGL product. So to me the OGL bloat does not mean much.The only problem I can see with the OGL is that there were too many player guides to so and so, and not enough adventures, or DM books.At least the OGL were niche products, so you could avoid them if you were not interested, while a lot of official products were filler, and you had no warning to the quality of the content. OGL products are often innovative, and thought provoking. A gold mine for a DM like me.Sure, not every product was stellar, but you get a fairly good idea of the content when checking the quality of the interior art : if it is amateurish, the rest of the book is likely so, and the reverse is true.In short, my problem was more with OGL lean than with OGL bloat. Besides, OGL is not dead (technically).</blockquote>