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<blockquote data-quote="Argyle King" data-source="post: 5383728" data-attributes="member: 58416">The spaces of creatures wasn't hard to figure out; it only even mattered if you used (and liked) the idea that every creature was a perfect cube shape.&nbsp; I'd put the difficultly of figuring out creature shapes below figuring out how the damage values of 4E creatures should change and figuring out skill challenge DCs which seem right.&nbsp;People find different things to be harder/easier.&nbsp; Personally, I find updating 3.0 to 3.5 a little easier because the things you need to change stick out more and are easier to see.&nbsp; IME, when going from 4E to 4EE, it's harder to notice certain things at a glance because they do appear so similar; sometimes you don't even realize something is creating a problem until several levels later.&nbsp;To be clear, I do feel 4E is an improvement on D&amp;D.&nbsp; However, with all of the changes made (in both mechanics and design ideals) over the past few years, it's not always clear how well things will mix together.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Argyle King, post: 5383728, member: 58416"] The spaces of creatures wasn't hard to figure out; it only even mattered if you used (and liked) the idea that every creature was a perfect cube shape. I'd put the difficultly of figuring out creature shapes below figuring out how the damage values of 4E creatures should change and figuring out skill challenge DCs which seem right. People find different things to be harder/easier. Personally, I find updating 3.0 to 3.5 a little easier because the things you need to change stick out more and are easier to see. IME, when going from 4E to 4EE, it's harder to notice certain things at a glance because they do appear so similar; sometimes you don't even realize something is creating a problem until several levels later. To be clear, I do feel 4E is an improvement on D&D. However, with all of the changes made (in both mechanics and design ideals) over the past few years, it's not always clear how well things will mix together. [/QUOTE]

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