ezo
Hero
That's your perrogative of course.That's another factor: for me the combat matrix or to-hit chart is never player-side information, nor should it be. Ditto for the target's AC until-unless they figure it out during the combat.
I never liked how 3e pushed BAB across to the players.

Knowing the numbers on the matrix and what you need to hit what ACs doesn't actually tell the player what the AC is... does it?
For myself, I generally don't allow the players to know the AC, but by allowing them access to the matrix they can tell me what AC they hit (barring any other factors unknown to them, of course) and I can tell them whether their attack was successful or not.
The same works in 5E. They roll, get the total, and ask if that AC value is a hit.
FWIW, if someone hits the AC exactly, I then tell everyone that is the AC.
Now, in the last few sessions of 5E, I realized the best AC was 16, so I just outright told everyone: "If you hit AC 16, you will hit anything you are facing in tonight's session."