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<blockquote data-quote="DMZ2112" data-source="post: 6112996" data-attributes="member: 78752">Oh, it's in dispute.This is less disputable.It did to me, as well, until I was corrected multiple times by other fans who pointed out that the design team never stated that this was their purpose.&nbsp; They offered dial-in campaign complexity, yes, but the actual premise of high-complexity characters playing alongside and with full compatibity to low-complexity characters was never actually proposed.I just reread the article and I cannot even begin to extrapolate this from what he says.I really don't think we know enough about this implementation to critique it yet, particularly not in any specific way, but I will say that having a three-level tier, a 12-level tier, and a five-level tier just tweaks my nose something fierce.&nbsp; I liked the three even tiers of D&amp;D4 -- I could've done with a fourth tier below heroic (I called it &quot;brave tier&quot;), but there was elegance in D&amp;D4's implementation.&nbsp; This just doesn't feel right, and on that point I agree.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DMZ2112, post: 6112996, member: 78752"] Oh, it's in dispute. This is less disputable. It did to me, as well, until I was corrected multiple times by other fans who pointed out that the design team never stated that this was their purpose. They offered dial-in campaign complexity, yes, but the actual premise of high-complexity characters playing alongside and with full compatibity to low-complexity characters was never actually proposed. I just reread the article and I cannot even begin to extrapolate this from what he says. I really don't think we know enough about this implementation to critique it yet, particularly not in any specific way, but I will say that having a three-level tier, a 12-level tier, and a five-level tier just tweaks my nose something fierce. I liked the three even tiers of D&D4 -- I could've done with a fourth tier below heroic (I called it "brave tier"), but there was elegance in D&D4's implementation. This just doesn't feel right, and on that point I agree. [/QUOTE]

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