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I'm not sure what this difference in the poll is. Getting subclass is often part of the concept (i.e. a dark knight who is fighter and dips for shadow monk). But 5.5 made multiclassing a lot more balanced with straight class, mainly with subclasses starting at 3.

I think this is going to be the key in the future. More so than it is now. My dog is happy, even if he can't do anything of "value". Sure. But a lot more jobs are on the chopping block too. I expect a big societal change will happen when self driving trucks roll out. That's a very large...

Value is something we assign, yes. AI can't do that. I like creativity. Not sure why you think i don't. But here is code that makes every possible picture. Doesn't care if they are good, creative, imaginative, or whatever. But it does makes them. (P.s. don't run it as it will fill your hard...

Exact opposite is easy to train AI to do. Just add a negative to the score. But go ahead and prove your point. Make something new from nothing. Tell me something an AI wouldn't be able to.

Feel free to give me some examples then. Preferably a millions of examples that I can train an AI with. Or even a few so I can learn.

Pretty sure no human would of made these. People judged those things as "ai fails". At it's simplest is Humans give something a score. Give AI a bunch of examples. Spend a long time calculating how to get the highest score with that data. More compute allows for more data and nuance...

And D&D players will need to tell their own stories.

If it makes you feel any better. It's still humans who decide what is "better" and what is "slop". Self driving cars will be able to drive "better" than us, but it's still up to is to tell it where to go. Just be careful what you wish for. It can be "better" at driving itself off a cliff too.

Yes. And if not today, than soon enough. And probably the most impactful. It can do it cheaper.

AI is a series of calculations. You could do it on a calculator. It would take millions of years to manually type it in, but you could. Heck. If you had time to wait for black holes to evaporate you could do with pen and paper. This isn't suddenly some new invention. We had AI detecting a...

Just going to point out that spelling and grammer checker is a form of AI. So i am sure everyone already bought D&D products where AI was used. So we are already past the question of if, and are now onto the question of how much. Also, AI will get better.

The majority of responded statistically represents the majority of players. Have 1000 people taste 2 pies. If 80% of them like one pie over the other, then you can expect the majority of other people will as well. And the 20% that liked the other pie are going to make up the majority of the...

I like the majority of the changes. As did the majority of players via the survey. Classes are more balanced, martials have interesting things to do besides stand and attack, both in and out of combat. I'm tempted to go fighter 2 just for the skill boost. If you want me to be negative, I...

It is in human nature to complain about stuff you don't like, but barely say anything about stuff you do like. People don't go on forums to say they had a good session with the rules 9 times of 10. They go on the forums when that 1 out of 10. Or the 1 person who doesn't like it vs the 9 who...

Attacking breaks stealth in all instances. Didn't think disadvantage for running would be so controversial.

Moving quickly / dash / running out of combat gives disadvantage on stealth checks. Reword it however you like.

You can just pick a different class (i.e. multiclass) same as you can start at the bottom of a different tree. There is also the issue that most feat combination will be traps. So you just end up with an llusion of choice, and a lot of extra work to figure out all the combination.

Don't see why dash isn't allowed outside combat. But the difference is sneaking 30' past a guard vs 60' past a guard with disadvantage. Lucky for me, it's my houserule so I don't need to worry about exact wording.

I guess I don't see much difference between feat trees and classes.

Pathfinder 2e does this. Unaware: doesn't know Undetected: knows your somewhere Hidden: knows your square Observed: can clearly see you. But that's adds complications. Especially if you have 5 creatures each with different awareness of 5 other creatures = 50 different states to track. The...