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<blockquote data-quote="triqui" data-source="post: 5885701" data-attributes="member: 57948">This is a major problem to build a new edition indeed. It's hard to catter different playstyles. I ussually do 1 single encounter per day. Often less than that. With that, the regular 4-5 encounters per day that the game is balanced for, makes me a problem. Players have 5x the resources (be it daily powers, or spells, the problem is the same in 3.X or 4e, so it was in 2e). That means lots of encounters are just blown by overloading, and it makes it harder to balance encounters through CR. I know the game is balanced for several encounters a day (dungeong style). But often I like to play a different kind of campaign (I also like dungeoning, but it's not my favourite style). And the game isn't very well suited for my preffered playstyle. If 5e allow to &quot;dial&quot; for several encounters a day, or one, that would be awesome. I've no clue how to do it, though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="triqui, post: 5885701, member: 57948"] This is a major problem to build a new edition indeed. It's hard to catter different playstyles. I ussually do 1 single encounter per day. Often less than that. With that, the regular 4-5 encounters per day that the game is balanced for, makes me a problem. Players have 5x the resources (be it daily powers, or spells, the problem is the same in 3.X or 4e, so it was in 2e). That means lots of encounters are just blown by overloading, and it makes it harder to balance encounters through CR. I know the game is balanced for several encounters a day (dungeong style). But often I like to play a different kind of campaign (I also like dungeoning, but it's not my favourite style). And the game isn't very well suited for my preffered playstyle. If 5e allow to "dial" for several encounters a day, or one, that would be awesome. I've no clue how to do it, though. [/QUOTE]

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