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<blockquote data-quote="Dausuul" data-source="post: 5480486" data-attributes="member: 58197">Yep, I'm another one in the &quot;have my problems with 4E, will play anything, would never ever go back to running 3.5E/Pathfinder&quot; camp. Many of my problems with 4E can be addressed with some judicious hackery. Others are being addressed by WotC--Essentials made me a happy camper. The rest are nuisances I can live with until 5E is released or I run across a better system.(And before someone tells me to go find The Perfect RPG that does everything I want exactly how I want it: My group doesn't get to play as often as we'd like, trying a new system involves a small cost in money and a large cost in time, and so far I have yet to see a system that's as good as 4E at doing what I want done. I take a look at new systems from time to time, but unlike my player characters I'm not inclined to spend months on a quest for a wondrous legendary artifact that probably doesn't exist.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dausuul, post: 5480486, member: 58197"] Yep, I'm another one in the "have my problems with 4E, will play anything, would never ever go back to running 3.5E/Pathfinder" camp. Many of my problems with 4E can be addressed with some judicious hackery. Others are being addressed by WotC--Essentials made me a happy camper. The rest are nuisances I can live with until 5E is released or I run across a better system. (And before someone tells me to go find The Perfect RPG that does everything I want exactly how I want it: My group doesn't get to play as often as we'd like, trying a new system involves a small cost in money and a large cost in time, and so far I have yet to see a system that's as good as 4E at doing what I want done. I take a look at new systems from time to time, but unlike my player characters I'm not inclined to spend months on a quest for a wondrous legendary artifact that probably doesn't exist.) [/QUOTE]

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