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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 8239138" data-attributes="member: 1465">I think the important thing is for PCs to be different enough and not step on each other's toes out of combat (in-combat it's never a problem to have two with the same abilities). If you can make 2 different enough PCs of the same class then it's fine.But classes are in fact designed to provide different experiences so picking different classes is generally a good idea. When I am a player, I am always the last to pick the class. I wait for others and then invariably choose a class nobody did. It doesn't matter to me because I like them all.I did have a bad experience when forced to play the same class as someone else. It was my very first character ever, in BECMI, using ability scores requirements for classes and rolling 3d6 stats IN ORDER. I rolled poorly and qualified only for Dwarf, with another player doing the same but still having better stats than me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 8239138, member: 1465"] I think the important thing is for PCs to be different enough and not step on each other's toes out of combat (in-combat it's never a problem to have two with the same abilities). If you can make 2 different enough PCs of the same class then it's fine. But classes are in fact designed to provide different experiences so picking different classes is generally a good idea. When I am a player, I am always the last to pick the class. I wait for others and then invariably choose a class nobody did. It doesn't matter to me because I like them all. I did have a bad experience when forced to play the same class as someone else. It was my very first character ever, in BECMI, using ability scores requirements for classes and rolling 3d6 stats IN ORDER. I rolled poorly and qualified only for Dwarf, with another player doing the same but still having better stats than me. [/QUOTE]

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