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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wulffolk" data-source="post: 7298919" data-attributes="member: 6871450">I have seen a lot of people claim that because D&D is doing well right now it must be due to the slow release schedule. What evidence has been presented that supports that correlation? I have seen people claim that producing more books would reduce sales, because 3.5e, instead of acknowledging what the root cause of the problems with 3.5e were. What evidence has been presented to support that claim?I haven't asked you to convince me to change my mind. I have only shared my opinion. You are welcome to disagree. I am open to changing my opinion if I read something more convincing than "5e D&D is doing better than previous editions, so they could not possibly do better than they are right now." If the leadership of the D&D team was infallible then 90% of the discussions on this forum would be pointless.It doesn't really matter if I have a different opinion than most, or if either of us change our minds, WotC is doing it their way, and all we can do is make the best of what they release. I am just disappointed that they keep producing things that I have no interest in, like adventure paths, instead of material that I believe that most players find more interesting.</blockquote>