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Elephant in the room: rogue and fighter dailies.
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<blockquote data-quote="Tallifer" data-source="post: 5922443" data-attributes="member: 84661"><p>Your opinion is strongly worded indeed, but your subsequent arguments lack almost any factual basis to support your opinion:</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>They model the simple narrative device that heroes only do a particular amazing and heroic feat once or twice in a novel, saga or movie. If Jackie Chan, Steven Segal or Jean Claude van Damme did the same stunning move against every opponent in every situation, most people would complain about how boring it all is. They also model that ordinary humans can only muster so much adrenalin and energy in a day; that fortuitous situations and opportunities to pull off a certain trick only arise now and then.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Many game worlds are modeled on swords and sorcery tales in which a hero like Tarzan or John Carter can occasionally do amazing things without any magical aid. Tolkien was not as interested in the description of melee, but I like to think that Aragorn and Beorn could do likewise and not just swing and hit repeatedly.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>This makes no sense considering all the extra and amazing powers which wizards and clerics have. Sleep and Charm have utterly dominated some of our encounters in Pathfinder.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Now I will grant you this. I very much prefer the daily exploits of Fighters and Rogues in the Fourth Edition. I hope future rules modules will reinstate proper daily exploits.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tallifer, post: 5922443, member: 84661"] Your opinion is strongly worded indeed, but your subsequent arguments lack almost any factual basis to support your opinion: They model the simple narrative device that heroes only do a particular amazing and heroic feat once or twice in a novel, saga or movie. If Jackie Chan, Steven Segal or Jean Claude van Damme did the same stunning move against every opponent in every situation, most people would complain about how boring it all is. They also model that ordinary humans can only muster so much adrenalin and energy in a day; that fortuitous situations and opportunities to pull off a certain trick only arise now and then. Many game worlds are modeled on swords and sorcery tales in which a hero like Tarzan or John Carter can occasionally do amazing things without any magical aid. Tolkien was not as interested in the description of melee, but I like to think that Aragorn and Beorn could do likewise and not just swing and hit repeatedly. This makes no sense considering all the extra and amazing powers which wizards and clerics have. Sleep and Charm have utterly dominated some of our encounters in Pathfinder. Now I will grant you this. I very much prefer the daily exploits of Fighters and Rogues in the Fourth Edition. I hope future rules modules will reinstate proper daily exploits. [/QUOTE]
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