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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sadrik" data-source="post: 6222849" data-attributes="member: 14506">This is something that I proposed months ago and it is a major stickler for me with the game.They flipped what I think their target audiences want and basically are not accomplishing what they think they are. They wanted feats that were simple and less fiddly so they made triple sized feats and balanced them against a stat boost.For players/DMs looking for simplicity, stat boosts are the assumed thing.The only problem is they have jam packed classes with class features at every level. Classes now have what amounts to all those little fiddly feats but they are static, offering no choice. So the only way to get them is to multi-class.Feats are big eventful choices. They add a whole new feature to your character. Blah...I want them to flip that. I want class features to be big eventful choices, something where the choice of multi-classing means something. I want feats to be smaller and less important choice that add to your character (split up the triple feats) paired with a +1 stat pump.So the player who wants to really key into their character and fine tune it does not have the ability to do that in 5e. Most of their choices are made at character generation. The get a few feats and spell selections throughout their career.The player who does not want to deal with many minute bonuses has to anyway because they receive a mini class feature every level. It does not seem to match the goals they set for themselves.Found my old postings:Everything still makes sense.<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?340520-LL-Subclasses-and-Complexity/page9" target="_blank">http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?340520-LL-Subclasses-and-Complexity/page9</a></blockquote>

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