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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 3797241" data-attributes="member: 48965">Tell that to Elric, Corum or Mouser(in his first story)How did 1st level soldiers afford this?&nbsp; It's $4000 credits a soldier only starts with a maximum of $3000(3d4x250).&nbsp; With a UTF skill of +12(and this isn''t even the optimal build) the Jedi far surpasses the clone troopers +5 to hit.&nbsp; First shot he's at a +12 that's a +35% chance to deflect...2nd shot is at +10% chance to deflect...3rd is at -15% chance to deflect and 4th at -40% chance to deflect...&nbsp; Let's not forget Negate Energy as well.You gave the soldiers armor they should have never had at first level and wondered why they became masters of resisting damage.&nbsp; The funny thing is your soldier looses the overpowered armor and it will go a totally different way.&nbsp; Uhm...but you could do this in 3.5 by starting at a higher level and fighting weaker opponents.&nbsp; I think it's about D&amp;D being versatile...without that there are better rpg's for S&amp;S based games, high fantasy games, fantasy superheroes and gritty games.&nbsp; D&amp;D was always the game I could get any of those fixes with depending on the level we started at.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 3797241, member: 48965"] Tell that to Elric, Corum or Mouser(in his first story) How did 1st level soldiers afford this? It's $4000 credits a soldier only starts with a maximum of $3000(3d4x250). With a UTF skill of +12(and this isn''t even the optimal build) the Jedi far surpasses the clone troopers +5 to hit. First shot he's at a +12 that's a +35% chance to deflect...2nd shot is at +10% chance to deflect...3rd is at -15% chance to deflect and 4th at -40% chance to deflect... Let's not forget Negate Energy as well. You gave the soldiers armor they should have never had at first level and wondered why they became masters of resisting damage. The funny thing is your soldier looses the overpowered armor and it will go a totally different way. Uhm...but you could do this in 3.5 by starting at a higher level and fighting weaker opponents. I think it's about D&D being versatile...without that there are better rpg's for S&S based games, high fantasy games, fantasy superheroes and gritty games. D&D was always the game I could get any of those fixes with depending on the level we started at. [/QUOTE]

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