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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9339051" data-attributes="member: 4348">3.5 and IF 4e is released, will be relatively close.&nbsp; Same team from what I can tell.You are right, anything that is released for 4e is needing review...and there's a LOT that probably is contested should NOT be released.&nbsp; Should it even BE released.What in 3.5 should relate to other versions, what is comfortable being in the CC vs. the OGL.Should there be arguments with higher ups on these issues or not?Probably not right now...they have other items that are more important (for example, the revised edition books coming out in a few months) to prioritize (as one would put it) over them.&nbsp; They are low down on the list (read...aren't going to bring in the bacon or bring home the money) over these items being released to the CC.I was on the side of the OGL when it was the hot topic, but right now, I understand the point of view that it is a far lower priority than other things.&nbsp; I don't think that's too hard of a thing to understand.Unless you are willing to pay several hundred million to prioritize it over other things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 9339051, member: 4348"] 3.5 and IF 4e is released, will be relatively close. Same team from what I can tell. You are right, anything that is released for 4e is needing review...and there's a LOT that probably is contested should NOT be released. Should it even BE released. What in 3.5 should relate to other versions, what is comfortable being in the CC vs. the OGL. Should there be arguments with higher ups on these issues or not? Probably not right now...they have other items that are more important (for example, the revised edition books coming out in a few months) to prioritize (as one would put it) over them. They are low down on the list (read...aren't going to bring in the bacon or bring home the money) over these items being released to the CC. I was on the side of the OGL when it was the hot topic, but right now, I understand the point of view that it is a far lower priority than other things. I don't think that's too hard of a thing to understand. Unless you are willing to pay several hundred million to prioritize it over other things. [/QUOTE]

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