This is a suggestion board, people are making suggestions (in this case about better implementation of the 5e ruleset). There is nothing wrong with that.
I'm playing in a pen & paper DND 5e group at the moment and have the comparison in real time, since I'm also doing a new playthrough of BG3. And there is stuff, I wish would make it into the BG3 game.
And yes, I want 6 companions in the group, a better fighting system and other stuff. That doesn't mean, I hate the game, far from it. But I see it as my job as a player of EA to give feedback. I'm not doing it as constantly as GM4, Niara and a few others here, because of real life stuff keeping me busy, but I'm wondering, why people, who point out stuff, they think could benefit from a change, are treated as if they are haters.
Maybe instead of looking who said what when, concentrate of what you like or don't like about the game and give that feedback - yes positive stuff too. SO if Rag finds everything great, he should say it as much as GM4, who wants a more faithful 5e implementation.
That is my 2 cent about all this. I would find it sad, if people turn their backs on the forums or even the game, because they think, they are not heard or worse, their opinion is not valid.


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