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<blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 5801573" data-attributes="member: 1231">Personally I would pretty much always choose point buy as my method for generating ability scores. Or, if momentarily lean towards old school, translating rolling 4d6 for targets and using point buy to get something close to that (maybe we can call this method Reliable Rolling, or Roll Modelling).However, I could compromise my opinion on what I think should be the standard generation method if it could be show that rolling (edit: or standard array) as default is better for newer, and in particular, younger players. Because really, there are just sometimes when veterans and grognards have to suck it up for the good of the hobby. Because their preferred stat generating method will still be presented in the Core game. And because they should be best able to handle choosing their preferred option over the mystic &quot;default&quot; because they are grown ass adults.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kaodi, post: 5801573, member: 1231"] Personally I would pretty much always choose point buy as my method for generating ability scores. Or, if momentarily lean towards old school, translating rolling 4d6 for targets and using point buy to get something close to that (maybe we can call this method [I]Reliable Rolling[/I], or [I]Roll Modelling[/I]). However, I could compromise my opinion on what I think should be the standard generation method if it could be show that rolling (edit: or standard array) as default is better for newer, and in particular, younger players. Because really, there are just sometimes when veterans and grognards have to suck it up for the good of the hobby. Because their preferred stat generating method will still be presented in the Core game. And because they should be best able to handle choosing their preferred option over the mystic "default" because they are [I]grown ass adults[/I]. [/QUOTE]

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