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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 6995079" data-attributes="member: 20564">Excellent!&nbsp; I'm glad you have a group that's mature and communicate.I've seen problems.&nbsp; For something simple like &quot;before me and Joe's PC were even and after the change he does more and I do less&quot; is easy to fix moving forward.&nbsp; But I've played with players that didn't want to make a scene or were non-confrontational in real life whom would suffer in silence for weeks before bringing it up.But even with a mature group I'd dread killing off a character and then getting hit with a &quot;those creatures special attack worked wonky with how we reworked AC and I don't think they should have killed my character&quot;.&nbsp; At that point do you bring the character back to life?&nbsp; And what if that upsets another player, whom thinks it was a legit death?If I'm redesigning subsystems for a game in progress I try to put in the time upfront to let it run smoothly.&nbsp; But not everyone cares, and it seems like you've got a great table that's not worried about it.&nbsp; Fantastic.Oh, I agree.&nbsp; That's why I only posted very common situations that should come up in every game.&nbsp; Weapons vs. spells (point #1).&nbsp; Big &amp; small attacks (points 2-4).&nbsp; Might come up the same night, maybe even the same combat.&nbsp; Seems like the minimum bar to make sure that the math works.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 6995079, member: 20564"] Excellent! I'm glad you have a group that's mature and communicate. I've seen problems. For something simple like "before me and Joe's PC were even and after the change he does more and I do less" is easy to fix moving forward. But I've played with players that didn't want to make a scene or were non-confrontational in real life whom would suffer in silence for weeks before bringing it up. But even with a mature group I'd dread killing off a character and then getting hit with a "those creatures special attack worked wonky with how we reworked AC and I don't think they should have killed my character". At that point do you bring the character back to life? And what if that upsets another player, whom thinks it was a legit death? If I'm redesigning subsystems for a game in progress I try to put in the time upfront to let it run smoothly. But not everyone cares, and it seems like you've got a great table that's not worried about it. Fantastic. Oh, I agree. That's why I only posted very common situations that should come up in every game. Weapons vs. spells (point #1). Big & small attacks (points 2-4). Might come up the same night, maybe even the same combat. Seems like the minimum bar to make sure that the math works. [/QUOTE]

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