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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Razz" data-source="post: 3190625" data-attributes="member: 3014">At the end of my rant I did state that maybe that sort of thing comes naturally to me. I admitted there're other types of gamers and that I sure as heck still need to get used to the fact not everyone is a veteran player or DM. I even questioned if it actually was just me that felt that way or are there other people that also feel that some D&D books of late were more on "Here, do this" instead of "Here're some ideas, play around with it now".I don't intend to insult anyone specifically, or broadly for that matter, but my statement was generalized and aimed mainly towards those that truly believe that's how D&D books should be written. If they know who they are then they'll defend against my opinion on the matter, but I sure don't mean to insult those that really don't have the time or imagination. I want to point out if those types would rather continue to be guided or would truly like to give it a crack at it themselves. Basically, I'm curious as to exactly when WotC will finally realize some people have matured enough in the game to play it their way or if they'll continue with the mentality that everyone has no time or everyone's a total newb.</blockquote>