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<blockquote data-quote="DammitVictor" data-source="post: 7948991" data-attributes="member: 6750908">I am not always very polite or very respectful of the designers of Dungeons &amp; Dragons, so you might take this with a grain of salt... but this list of D&amp;D editions you've played, to establish your credentials, isn't merely the list of times the designers have changed major rules systems to make them &quot;work better&quot;.It's the list of categories of times they've made those changes, with each edition representing dozens or hundreds of little changes, and the three WotC &quot;full&quot; editions representing complete overhauls that nearly rewrote the previous games from the ground up.You say that all of these changes are &quot;in vain&quot;, and that a good group doesn't need them to have fun, but you've clearly paid for them several times.So, you changed the rules of the game to make it more balanced and fun for your players, and that's why it isn't necessary to change the rules of the game to make it more balanced and fun for your players?I will agree whole-heartedly with the former statement... and as long as we're limiting ourselves to discussion of feats, I can agree with the latter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DammitVictor, post: 7948991, member: 6750908"] I am not always very polite or very respectful of the designers of [i]Dungeons & Dragons[/i], so you might take this with a grain of salt... but this list of D&D editions you've played, to establish your credentials, isn't merely the list of times the designers have changed major rules systems to make them "work better". It's the list of [i]categories[/i] of times they've made those changes, with each edition representing dozens or hundreds of little changes, and the three WotC "full" editions representing complete overhauls that nearly rewrote the previous games from the ground up. You say that all of these changes are "in vain", and that a good group doesn't need them to have fun, but you've clearly paid for them several times. So, you changed the rules of the game to make it more balanced and fun for your players, and that's why it isn't necessary to change the rules of the game to make it more balanced and fun for your players? I will agree whole-heartedly with the former statement... and as long as we're limiting ourselves to discussion of [i]feats[/i], I can agree with the latter. [/QUOTE]

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