Chris Cocks says it makes sense to move D&D to a “live service” model
As if we needed another reasons to avoid 6E. “Chris Cocks isn’t shy about plans to move Dungeons & Dragons to a more live service model of gaming. In a recent interview with GamesRadar, Cocks explicitly said that “it makes sense” for players to shift their mindset towards a live service due to the high amount of players using digital services, but assured the interviewer that books will still be produced by Hasbro. When asked if Wizards was moving away from books in favor of a more piecemeal release schedule, following the announcement of D&D Beyond’s new Drops service. “Books will always be an important part of D&D,” Cocks said. “It will always be kind of like a special totem that you can collect. I have a big bookshelf of D&D books myself.”
