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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 808299" data-attributes="member: 4134">Will they get something else, then? That makes senseCries for a house rule, then.  What, like my cleric's turning? A sorcerer's proficiency for simple weapons? My bladesinger's heavy weapon proficiency gained by a fighter level? Well noone wants them, they just occur sometimesWell, that's because he's a fighter. He has a good AB and bonus feats. And nothing else.But he has a truckload of class skills, many many skill points, still a d10 HD (I guess), favored weapons, spells,.... The fighter has just his feats.Taking to levels to gain the Two Weapon Fighting feat for free? Well, these are clever buggers! The way I see it you'll get one feat at 2nd level, and at later levels you'll get additional feats. I don't see a way to get the use of these feats without taking many levels in the classSo this thread is representative? I doubt it. And there aren't actually so many people that complain about the rangers' paths, and a lot who like the idea (me amongst them) or are indifferent towards it.Let me reiterate it: You and a handful of other guys in that thread here aren't 50% of Wizard's business. You exaggerate.I seriously doubt that Wizards will have to close their doors just because a single class (out of 11) was less than perfect for a percentage of the prospective customers.That's like saying Ford will go bankrupt cause some people don't like the rims on the new Focus.I have a perfect soulution: just ignore the paths on the ranger. You won't GET bonus feats that way, and can invest your normal feats on fighting feats.There are general classes, and there are specific classes. The ranger is a specialist, at least in some ways. The monk is best when fighting unarmed, and noone seems to complain - even the "penalties" a monk gets when fighting with something else (less damage at later levels, possibly a worse attack routine, not being able to use stunning fist....) are more severe.As I said: if you don't like feats you'll never use, just don't take them. There's no rule against that.</blockquote>

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