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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 6072464" data-attributes="member: 7006">I love that they are so confident in the game they have created and the way they are going about designing it and presenting it that even the infamous &quot;Level 14 Rogue Against Red Dragon&quot; thread here on ENWorld was basically tossed off as &quot;shouldn't happen like that, but easily fixable&quot;.I know some folks will complain that &quot;that kind of problem shouldn't be in the playtest in the first place!&quot;... but come on.&nbsp; The fact that they feel as though it's a simple math tweak (which is why they aren't getting hung up on these kind of outliers) is pleasing to know.&nbsp; They have bigger and more interesting fish to fry than worrying about making sure the math is completely balanced every single time they make additions or subtractions to the system.It's like raking the yard.&nbsp; You don't waste your time trying to get every last leaf off the ground every single time you go out there... considering that in 24 hours the wind's going to blow a whole heap of leaves down into your yard all over again.So long as the yard is clean enough to be manageable... wait until all the leaves have fallen from the trees before doing that &quot;immaculate&quot; cleaning job.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 6072464, member: 7006"] I love that they are so confident in the game they have created and the way they are going about designing it and presenting it that even the infamous "Level 14 Rogue Against Red Dragon" thread here on ENWorld was basically tossed off as "shouldn't happen like that, but easily fixable". I know some folks will complain that "that kind of problem shouldn't be in the playtest in the first place!"... but come on. The fact that they feel as though it's a simple math tweak (which is why they aren't getting hung up on these kind of outliers) is pleasing to know. They have bigger and more interesting fish to fry than worrying about making sure the math is completely balanced [I]every single time[/I] they make additions or subtractions to the system. It's like raking the yard. You don't waste your time trying to get every last leaf off the ground every single time you go out there... considering that in 24 hours the wind's going to blow a whole heap of leaves down into your yard all over again. So long as the yard is clean enough to be manageable... wait until all the leaves have fallen from the trees before doing that "immaculate" cleaning job. [/QUOTE]

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