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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crazy Jerome" data-source="post: 5781236" data-attributes="member: 54877">Darn straight.  And while you are at it, don't patronize the customers.  That is, don't spend too much time telling them how to play in baby talk.  Give them solid advice, of course, in a meaningful proportion to the material that is there. And that is why my answer to the original question of what is in the core is that having the burger be just meat and bun is fine.  But you need a few sides to go with it, in the core, even if they are merely greasy fries, a sour pickle, and a fizzy beverage.  Related to the non-patronizing point, make those sides clearly sides, that can obviously be replaced with something else if you buy the supplements, along with more toppings for your burger.  That is, don't collapse them into one thing for "simplicity" and pretend it all inherently goes together. This failure of starter sets in 3E/4E has been a little on design/development, but mainly it has been a failure of management, marketing, and corporate nerve.</blockquote>