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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TiwazTyrsfist" data-source="post: 7963346" data-attributes="member: 70582">I liked 3.x a lot, but I tend to like complex systems.I liked being able to create unexpected synergies by dipping into classes in an odd way.I liked the magic item creation system (mostly), because it allowed for the creation of ridiculous things without DM Fiat.  [The only part I really had an issue with was the economic side of Magic item creation.  There are thousands of pages on that subject though and we don't need to get into it here and now.]Though much of my view of 3.x is through rose colored glasses as this, for me, was the golden age of gaming BECAUSE it was my late teens and early 20's, when I and my friends had enough freedom and few enough responsibilities that we could get together Weekly with at least 5 people and run a campaign.  By the time 4e came out our game nights were sporadic and rarely had enough focus for anything more difficult than Cards Against Humanity.Now, I play 10 games of Adventurer's League 5e a year over the course of 4 days at the single con I can manage to attend.  There's a lot of 3rd party content that I'm sure I would love but never touch because I can bring it into the only games I get to play...But enough nostalgia from a middle aged gamer...</blockquote>