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Except most of the house rules make the game worse, not better. Monopoly is actually better without most common house rules than with them.

Sorry. I was speaking to Warhammer - The Old World which uses a relatively flat dice-pool based system with escalating advancement...

Abilities meant for use outside of combat can either be used at will or have some built-in limitation. For example, a Void Elementalist...

Are we talking about WFRP 4e (Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 4e)? I'm not so certain that version has flatter math. (same would go for the...

Flat math is here to stay. When you look at how designs are trending, games designed after 5e have even flatter math. Draw Steel, Fabula...

Would all that testing result in a game that would make WotC even more money, enough to compensate for the time lost to development...

while it is true that I doubt they will make big changes again because of their 4e experience (at least not until 5e well and truly...

They do have a lot invested in Beyond. Enough that when sales start falling a good money maker is to force people to change (sort of...

I wouldn't be so sure on that one. I'd say they are probably developing 6e even as we speak, and there are some pretty major changes...

Until they do away with it and then for some reason, you'll have everyone saying that they always hated it. Funny thing with things...

I'm not saying it wasn't loved...nor that it was. I'm saying we don't have enough information to know what the choices were except...

In this issue, Ian Livingstone discusses a new Dungeons and Dragons computer game (cartridge) released for the Atari 2600, the elite...

It looks like you've put a lot of thought into this. Maybe you should compile it into a google docs or something.

Was it though? According to whom? Who gave out that information? What is it's source? If I made an Apple Pie and said everyone loved...

The bolded part. For every Major RPG.