I thought you liked Level Up though? That had undeniable power creep on 5e? A whole suite of extra abilities were added to every class? It’s not a problem but seems like a contradiction.
Because since 1974 monster power creep never came close to pc power creep.
Im kinda ok with that. Don’t really want to go back to the days of having 3hp at 1st level, a 22% chance of being able to pick a lock and 1 spell per day (which might be cantrip).
Different base game. I'm not basing it's power level on 5.0 or 5.5, just comparing it to itself. Also I was explaining why power creep can be a problem, not saying power creep in 5.5 is a problem for me. And the nature of new abilities is important. In Level Up many abilities add granularity and verisimilitude to different aspects of play that I favor. Not every change in Level Up just makes the PCs stronger either; many spells are adjusted downward or sideways, and rules like Supply can be a PC obstacle.
Well there you go. You're not denying the arguments of others so much as just stating your preference. That's excellent!Im kinda ok with that. Don’t really want to go back to the days of having 3hp at 1st level, a 22% chance of being able to pick a lock and 1 spell per day (which might be cantrip).
I would not expect them to fabricate higher numbers, but I certainly would expect them to put a positive spin on the actual numbers (and not mention the actual numbers, only relative ones, just like they keep on doing...)
WotC is basically 100% of Hasbro profits at this point in time, revenue does not really matter as much...
For someone who couldn't accept that players of SR classes are even capable of having an unreasonable level of rest frequency expectations a couple pages back you undercut any weight your position here might have had by framing the scale as as if the choices areIm kinda ok with that. Don’t really want to go back to the days of having 3hp at 1st level, a 22% chance of being able to pick a lock and 1 spell per day (which might be cantrip).
