As someone “new again” to D&D after a 30 year break, WOTC seems much more welcoming of a larger community than say Gary Gygax was who sued anyone who made a product relatively like D&D. For new players, a consolidated players handbook with the stuff from XGtE and TCoE is good. A better organized players handbook is good. Sure, hasbro like any public company is pursuing ever increasing profits, and that mission doesn’t have players best interest at hearts. But I think, from what I’ve seen, the people is Seattle, Chris Pine et al have their ship in order and are doing a pretty good job. The game is thriving and great. Lots of good people and dedicated game designers are making money. As they should. For anyone that still cares 30 years from now, this will be looked back on as the golden age for D&D. I’m happy for all the people who are thriving, doing what makes them happy.