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<blockquote data-quote="Rasyr" data-source="post: 1961643" data-attributes="member: 2855">Please note that I was not the one who said WotC was like the old TSR, I just discussed the issue about how I think that d20M is not the same game as d20, even though they do share the same core resolution mechanic. However, with both systems using different class-systems, and the class system being such a core component of the system, that&nbsp; makes them, to me at least, completely separate games. If they were the same game, then there would only be a need for a single SRD, and then the files could be sorted by genre, rather than by &quot;game&quot;. To me, the fact that they are sorted by &quot;game&quot; says that WotC considers them to be different games as well.However, if any company is acting like the old TSR (in any way, but most assuredly not in their online manners) it is Mongoose. Massive release schedules, multiple settings (apparently all licensed and none of them actually their own), books that are extremely specialized (like many of the 2E books TSR put out), etc...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rasyr, post: 1961643, member: 2855"] Please note that I was not the one who said WotC was like the old TSR, I just discussed the issue about how I think that d20M is not the same game as d20, even though they do share the same core resolution mechanic. However, with both systems using different class-systems, and the class system being such a core component of the system, that makes them, to me at least, completely separate games. If they were the same game, then there would only be a need for a single SRD, and then the files could be sorted by genre, rather than by "game". To me, the fact that they are sorted by "game" says that WotC considers them to be different games as well. However, if any company is acting like the old TSR (in any way, but most assuredly not in their online manners) it is Mongoose. Massive release schedules, multiple settings (apparently all licensed and none of them actually their own), books that are extremely specialized (like many of the 2E books TSR put out), etc... [/QUOTE]

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