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<blockquote data-quote="Traveon Wyvernspur" data-source="post: 5684993" data-attributes="member: 73201">Good thread topic [MENTION=18701]Oryan77[/MENTION] I think that I suffer from doing the optimization (min/max) thing as well when I create characters.An example: I was planning on doing a half-orc barbarian for a pathfinder game that I just joined, then the thought hit me to change it up and do a halfling barbarian instead and after looking at their racial stuff I switched back to the half-orc. I eventually (because the party needed it more) went a different direction all together and made a dwarf cleric. The point is that I think that the halfling barbarian would have been a lot more fun to role-play than a half-orc, but I decided against it while rolling up that character just because of the racial stat implications.I'm not going to do that the next time I roll up a character, I think what I need to do is go with what I think would be the most fun to play instead of the most optimized.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traveon Wyvernspur, post: 5684993, member: 73201"] Good thread topic [MENTION=18701]Oryan77[/MENTION] I think that I suffer from doing the optimization (min/max) thing as well when I create characters. An example: I was planning on doing a half-orc barbarian for a pathfinder game that I just joined, then the thought hit me to change it up and do a halfling barbarian instead and after looking at their racial stuff I switched back to the half-orc. I eventually (because the party needed it more) went a different direction all together and made a dwarf cleric. The point is that I think that the halfling barbarian would have been a lot more fun to role-play than a half-orc, but I decided against it while rolling up that character just because of the racial stat implications. I'm not going to do that the next time I roll up a character, I think what I need to do is go with what I think would be the most fun to play instead of the most optimized. [/QUOTE]

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