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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 4671275" data-attributes="member: 10177">All your proving to me is you didn't play C&amp;C enough to figure out how it works. What your talking about is in there. Not perfectly, but then again I didn't find it perfect in the boxed sets, or 1E, or even 2E, but I am liking how C&amp;C does it better.I played 1E for 5 years, mostly as a DM, I did 2E for 10+ years, 3e for nearly 5 years, and even 4E for alittle over 2 months. I have been running C&amp;C for over 3 years now, regularly reading through all my old books and stealing rules, etc... so I am comparing C&amp;C to the boxed sets, 1E, 2E, 3E, 4E, and others all the time.Everything you bring up about skill checks, and what you like to see, is in C&amp;C. Really, it is. They go about it a bit differently, but the end result feels very similar.I am not an evangelist, I'm just someone who has found a game that plays perfectly for them. Good luck on finding yours.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 4671275, member: 10177"] All your proving to me is you didn't play C&C enough to figure out how it works. What your talking about is in there. Not perfectly, but then again I didn't find it perfect in the boxed sets, or 1E, or even 2E, but I am liking how C&C does it better. I played 1E for 5 years, mostly as a DM, I did 2E for 10+ years, 3e for nearly 5 years, and even 4E for alittle over 2 months. I have been running C&C for over 3 years now, regularly reading through all my old books and stealing rules, etc... so I am comparing C&C to the boxed sets, 1E, 2E, 3E, 4E, and others all the time. Everything you bring up about skill checks, and what you like to see, is in C&C. Really, it is. They go about it a bit differently, but the end result feels very similar. I am not an evangelist, I'm just someone who has found a game that plays perfectly for them. Good luck on finding yours. [/QUOTE]

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