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Message: <blockquote data-quote="strawbellebelle" data-source="post: 9171885" data-attributes="member: 7043248">So many people are so eager to cite surveys and threads, but how many people realize that the creators have access to a massive wealth of player data far beyond what mere surveys can offer?That, of course, is D&D Beyond character sheets.It tells them not only what classes and subclasses are the most popular, but also tells them how far classes/subclasses are played. If there are certain subclasses that in general reach higher levels, indicating players having played those subclasses for longer.So if you have a thread full of people whining about how Fighters don't get all kinds of special bells and whistles they can use every turn, and a site full of people who regularly and deeply play the Fighter, then which of these two is a more useful source of information?And which do you feel a creator should be more willing to place their product direction in: people who regularly play and enjoy the game, or people who constantly complain about it and act like they're being persecuted and victimized when classes aren't as OP as they want them to be?</blockquote>