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<blockquote data-quote="Oliviander" data-source="post: 4032935" data-attributes="member: 59819">basically rightBasically I'm totally your opininion,and so far I have only one rule of 4E discovered in the previews, which totally fails to represent a believable simulation in even a very roughly manner:A diagonal movement counting as 1 says that a Character can move up 40% faster in a specific direction.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Not even plausible ! Unless you assume the following.Such a rule implies that there happens to be a strange metric System in the world,where all points with the same distance of one single point are a square not a circle.This would result in cubic Fireballs. Ok funny but:When you approach foes from afar and you set up the battle grid, it will depend on the direction of the grid whether you can Charge a foe on sight or not !Not good in my opinion,(ok you can rule that the winner of initiative can lay out the gridbut not really good too)I think the old rule was a good and easy.The new rule is easy only but only a suiting simulation of Limbo(but not even that regarding that you can go diagonal round a wall with your first square move but not your second)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oliviander, post: 4032935, member: 59819"] [b]basically right[/b] Basically I'm totally your opininion, and so far I have only one rule of 4E discovered in the previews, which totally fails to represent a believable simulation in even a very roughly manner: A diagonal movement counting as 1 says that a Character can move up 40% faster in a specific direction. Not even plausible ! Unless you assume the following. Such a rule implies that there happens to be a strange metric System in the world, where all points with the same distance of one single point are a square not a circle. This would result in cubic Fireballs. Ok funny but: When you approach foes from afar and you set up the battle grid, it will depend on the direction of the grid whether you can Charge a foe on sight or not ! Not good in my opinion, (ok you can rule that the winner of initiative can lay out the grid but not really good too) I think the old rule was a good and easy. The new rule is easy only but only a suiting simulation of Limbo (but not even that regarding that you can go diagonal round a wall with your first square move but not your second) [/QUOTE]

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