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Message: <blockquote data-quote="matskralc" data-source="post: 6959090" data-attributes="member: 6802405">A complex choice is not necessarily a meaningful. Your example is just a more complicated form of Hemlock's analogy. There is no meaningful difference between "every weapon does d8 damage" and "every weapon does d8 or d10 damage, but the d10 weapons hit 18% fewer times".This does not make any sense to me. If everybody turns out to be equally effective, then you aren't performing any cost/benefit analysis. You're simply choosing a preference. If a scout and a fighter are equally effective, then all you're doing is picking which one you like better. If two shirts are equally effective but one is blue and the other is green, you're simply deciding which one you like more. There's no cost/benefit analysis to be made.</blockquote>