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<blockquote data-quote="Zaran" data-source="post: 5264184" data-attributes="member: 56710">That's unlikely to happen.&nbsp; I have one friend who stopped running his game because I wanted to still use my character builder when the October release comes out.&nbsp; He hates the fact that 4e is changing mechanics that the game is based on.&nbsp; &nbsp;While I disagree with him about WotC trying to improve the wizard class, I do agree with him that these new essential classes are just a ploy to get Pathfinder type players back into DnD and I think it will fail.&nbsp;We have a very casual player in our group now. She's the wife of one of the other players.&nbsp; She plays because it's something her friends enjoy.&nbsp; She still figured out the game enough to pick an at-will power and use her dailies when the drek hits the fan.&nbsp; They do not need to make a build that is just based around basic attacks.&nbsp; You can do that already with any build.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zaran, post: 5264184, member: 56710"] That's unlikely to happen. I have one friend who stopped running his game because I wanted to still use my character builder when the October release comes out. He hates the fact that 4e is changing mechanics that the game is based on. While I disagree with him about WotC trying to improve the wizard class, I do agree with him that these new essential classes are just a ploy to get Pathfinder type players back into DnD and I think it will fail. We have a very casual player in our group now. She's the wife of one of the other players. She plays because it's something her friends enjoy. She still figured out the game enough to pick an at-will power and use her dailies when the drek hits the fan. They do not need to make a build that is just based around basic attacks. You can do that already with any build. [/QUOTE]

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