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<blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 4849474" data-attributes="member: 232">If I am reading this right (and I'm starting with this so if I am wrong I can be corrected) that you do not like it when to any problem or issue with the game people suggest you just House Rule it.&nbsp; I'm not looking at any specific problems with this, just that there are problems.&nbsp; The biggest issue with the game the causes House Rules is what works at my table might not work at yours.&nbsp; As I read through the 4e threads and see people present what they feel are problems at their own table I find myself thinking&nbsp; that these are not problems for me.&nbsp; DMs run games differently.&nbsp; Players play the same characters differently.&nbsp; What works at a thousand different gaming table could not work at mine.&nbsp; Does this mean the game is broken and the editors of Wizards somehow screwed up?&nbsp; No, it means their are factors in my own game that could be causes this rule or whatnot to be a problem.&nbsp; That's why people house rule things.Now, I imagine there are going to be some things that get through the editors and are mistakes and real problems with the books.&nbsp; These happen in every game with every company.&nbsp; If you are finding there are too many issues with the game and you do not want fix them yourself then consider a different game.&nbsp; There is nothing wring with that.&nbsp; Not every RPG is for everyone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crothian, post: 4849474, member: 232"] If I am reading this right (and I'm starting with this so if I am wrong I can be corrected) that you do not like it when to any problem or issue with the game people suggest you just House Rule it. I'm not looking at any specific problems with this, just that there are problems. The biggest issue with the game the causes House Rules is what works at my table might not work at yours. As I read through the 4e threads and see people present what they feel are problems at their own table I find myself thinking that these are not problems for me. DMs run games differently. Players play the same characters differently. What works at a thousand different gaming table could not work at mine. Does this mean the game is broken and the editors of Wizards somehow screwed up? No, it means their are factors in my own game that could be causes this rule or whatnot to be a problem. That's why people house rule things. Now, I imagine there are going to be some things that get through the editors and are mistakes and real problems with the books. These happen in every game with every company. If you are finding there are too many issues with the game and you do not want fix them yourself then consider a different game. There is nothing wring with that. Not every RPG is for everyone. [/QUOTE]

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