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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 5740451" data-attributes="member: 22424">Better column this week.I think combat needs speeding up dramatically (from both the 4e and the 3e standards), but I doubt this is the way to go. Moving to a "you can do one thing" model will see a lot of complaints from the melee types as they have to spend several rounds closing while the Wizard and/or archer-types spend that same time blasting away.Honestly, 4e has the right mix of action types, and the right amount of stuff you can do each round. Where it goes wrong is that there are too many fiddly options, there are too many reactions/counters/counter-reactions, and there is too much micro-management of conditions, saves, power recharges, and so on.(Plus, although it should be dead easy, it seems that many players have big difficulties keeping both the Standard/Move/Minor and At-Will/Encounter/Daily axes straight. Plus, psionics appear to be utterly broken, but that may just be a symptom of the same confusion.)</blockquote>