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<blockquote data-quote="Sword of Spirit" data-source="post: 6807819" data-attributes="member: 6677017">I'm not sure my play-style for a particular game has ever changed much (well, other than getting better at it than when I started at 12 or 13 years old). In other words, I like my D&amp;D the same as I liked it back in 1989. I just like the 5e rules better to give it to me than the 2e (or any others).But I enjoy a wide variety of play styles for entirely different games. In fact, I'm not sure I'd actually enjoy my D&amp;D play-style in anything but D&amp;D. It's an essential part of D&amp;D to me, and D&amp;D without it just isn't right.I seem to be rather odd in that I like each RPG I play to be played its own way. It's no more odd to me than liking my burgers one way, pizza another, sushi another, etc. Different foods, different preferences. It actually kind of bugs me when I see people wanting to make D&amp;D fit all of their gaming needs--in the same way it would bug me to see someone try to pound in a nail with a screwdriver. It's painful to watch.&nbsp; I'd just want to grab it out of their hand and say, &quot;Dude, here is a hammer--it's what you use for that.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sword of Spirit, post: 6807819, member: 6677017"] I'm not sure my play-style for a particular game has ever changed much (well, other than getting better at it than when I started at 12 or 13 years old). In other words, I like my D&D the same as I liked it back in 1989. I just like the 5e rules better to give it to me than the 2e (or any others). But I enjoy a wide variety of play styles for [I]entirely different[/I] games. In fact, I'm not sure I'd actually enjoy my D&D play-style in anything [I]but[/I] D&D. It's an essential part of D&D to me, and D&D without it just isn't right. I seem to be rather odd in that I like each RPG I play to be played its own way. It's no more odd to me than liking my burgers one way, pizza another, sushi another, etc. Different foods, different preferences. It actually kind of bugs me when I see people wanting to make D&D fit all of their gaming needs--in the same way it would bug me to see someone try to pound in a nail with a screwdriver. It's painful to watch. I'd just want to grab it out of their hand and say, "Dude, here is a hammer--it's what you use for that." [/QUOTE]

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