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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 9250684" data-attributes="member: 6801845">It's easy to get excited about generic concepts when everyone can fill in the gaps and imagine what could be.&nbsp; It's tougher when you have to actually implement something.&nbsp; I've done a lot of development (of software) over the years and worked with some top notch development teams.&nbsp; Frequently things that you think can be done simply don't work the way you want when final design comes down.&nbsp; It's part and parcel of development, the devil is in the details and the devil likes to f*** you over.But again, you're just giving vague answers. For example I disliked the consolidated spell lists, the different classes lost a lot of their unique flavor for minimal benefit.&nbsp; So all I'm hearing is that they had what they thought was a cool idea and when they showed the details of how it would actually work it was rejected. If I'm hearing that wrong feel free to provide a link or any solid evidence other than assertions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 9250684, member: 6801845"] It's easy to get excited about generic concepts when everyone can fill in the gaps and imagine what [I]could[/I] be. It's tougher when you have to actually implement something. I've done a lot of development (of software) over the years and worked with some top notch development teams. Frequently things that you think can be done simply don't work the way you want when final design comes down. It's part and parcel of development, the devil is in the details and the devil likes to f*** you over. But again, you're just giving vague answers. For example I disliked the consolidated spell lists, the different classes lost a lot of their unique flavor for minimal benefit. So all I'm hearing is that they had what they thought was a cool idea and when they showed the details of how it would actually work it was rejected. If I'm hearing that wrong feel free to provide a link or any solid evidence other than assertions. [/QUOTE]

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