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Except of course when it comes to wizards running out of spells, then you want things to be like a video game, even when it...

Because the way you are framing your position of what the game should be gives off strong "my way or highway" vibe to how the game would...

So why should your very limited preference be the deciding factor in how the game is played or designed? I grew up with Slayers and...

That sounds like you want the game to be badly designed and just offload the task of fixing it to homebrewers. There is a difference...

And without tracking ammo, rogue can launch infinite number of bolts for equal amount of damage to your firebolt. Funny how trying to...

We as in "the people playing the current edition and have no interest in going backwards."

The point is most players forget the cart, mule and horses anyway, so they end up monster chow or worse. Because a horse is expensive...

Notoriously, they stay by the door of the dungeon and never disappear or get eaten, right alongside those horses PCs buy and forget once...

Yeah, but your scientists game designers were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. ;)

Oh, I agree 110%. I'm just pointing out OS players are very attached to the idea that a class should be good at exactly one thing and...

And my point is that this is very gamist approach that doesn't really mesh with pretty much any arguments about why pcs should be forced...

you also had more or less limitless minor magic in 3.5e, see Reserve feats.

But it does fit the simulationsit approach. If you want the game where you need to track every arrow and weapons break, then it doesn't...

Originated in Pathfinder 1st edition, and the reasoning for it was that the moment magic users run out of spells they just stop being...