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<blockquote data-quote="Curugul" data-source="post: 1132887" data-attributes="member: 9447"><p><strong>Frank</strong></p><p></p><p>Your a hero. Followed your breaking of various class's for a long time. The octi-druid was priceless. How did you figure THAT one out? I like to think I powergame pretty well, but you're a league of your own. Seriously, you're a bastion of intelligence and logic in an internet sea awash in arguments and opinions so inane my eyes cross.</p><p></p><p>To this thread: How is this even up for argument? With core books used (I'd guess 15% of groups, maby less), and NO prc's allowed, a fighter is among, if not THE, weakest class post 8-12. It just gets pointless, a feat in NO WAY comes close to new abilities, skills, class features others get in levels 12-20. </p><p></p><p>Fighters PRC away at the very first opportunity. Thats fine, I guess, many class's do. Whats not fine is how weak they are if they DONT prc/multiclass. Weak. The only leg anyone's had to argue on is "Feats r good" or the priceless "In my game...". We're not talking <em>generalities</em>. We're not talking specific games where rules/situations balance anything based on players, gms whim, and numerous variables. We're talking about the <strong>core, written, non arguable power a fighter gets</strong>. His hitpoints aren't up for debate. Neither are his skills, his class list, any of it. Compare it, as a pure, single class character, to any other class in the game, levels 10-20. Compare its Combat Power to any other class made for fighting. You'll find they either are less, equal to, or better at fighting than a fighter of those levels. That alone should make anyone with a shred of desire for balance pause. Now compare EVERYTHING ELSE (see: Skills, spells, special powers, utility, ANYTHING to do outside of direct combat that can impact a campaign through the rolling of dice, NOT roleplaying). Fighter, dead last, by a HUGE margin. </p><p></p><p>Seriously, tell me honestly: Do you really believe the fighter is such a better combatent than Sorcerors, Barbs, Rogues, Clerics, ect, that his power outside combat should be lower than theirs by such an abysmal margin? </p><p></p><p></p><p>Curugul</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Curugul, post: 1132887, member: 9447"] [b]Frank[/b] Your a hero. Followed your breaking of various class's for a long time. The octi-druid was priceless. How did you figure THAT one out? I like to think I powergame pretty well, but you're a league of your own. Seriously, you're a bastion of intelligence and logic in an internet sea awash in arguments and opinions so inane my eyes cross. To this thread: How is this even up for argument? With core books used (I'd guess 15% of groups, maby less), and NO prc's allowed, a fighter is among, if not THE, weakest class post 8-12. It just gets pointless, a feat in NO WAY comes close to new abilities, skills, class features others get in levels 12-20. Fighters PRC away at the very first opportunity. Thats fine, I guess, many class's do. Whats not fine is how weak they are if they DONT prc/multiclass. Weak. The only leg anyone's had to argue on is "Feats r good" or the priceless "In my game...". We're not talking [I]generalities[/I]. We're not talking specific games where rules/situations balance anything based on players, gms whim, and numerous variables. We're talking about the [B]core, written, non arguable power a fighter gets[/B]. His hitpoints aren't up for debate. Neither are his skills, his class list, any of it. Compare it, as a pure, single class character, to any other class in the game, levels 10-20. Compare its Combat Power to any other class made for fighting. You'll find they either are less, equal to, or better at fighting than a fighter of those levels. That alone should make anyone with a shred of desire for balance pause. Now compare EVERYTHING ELSE (see: Skills, spells, special powers, utility, ANYTHING to do outside of direct combat that can impact a campaign through the rolling of dice, NOT roleplaying). Fighter, dead last, by a HUGE margin. Seriously, tell me honestly: Do you really believe the fighter is such a better combatent than Sorcerors, Barbs, Rogues, Clerics, ect, that his power outside combat should be lower than theirs by such an abysmal margin? Curugul [/QUOTE]
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