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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Incenjucar" data-source="post: 6335078" data-attributes="member: 6182">It's worth keeping in mind that different group will play the same edition in exceedingly-different ways.For me, 4E was incredibly narratively-liberating, as the combat portions required little effort or planning on my part, allowing me to focus on story even while in a huge combat, while other people get distracted by the very same combat and the story falls away from them. 3E and 2E, on the other hand, were much more interesting for me as things to play around with on my own than with people, while others find that they get drawn into the story because of all the details required to play it. For others, every edition is just another edition and they play more or less the same regardless.</blockquote>