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<blockquote data-quote="mudbunny" data-source="post: 4775333" data-attributes="member: 56746">Both 3.5 and 4E are great RPGs and will offer great roleplaying experiences if you play them with a group of friends and you are all focused on having a great time together.That being said, they both take different paths to get you to that fun experience. Which system is best for you (and your group) will depend very much on the personality of the group.Teh best advice that has been given in this thread is to look around for a group that doesn't mind you sitting in for a session or two to observe and play, so that you find out if the edition is for you.However, and I think that this point is important above all else: The majority of the fun you will get from an RPG is directly derived from thegroup that you are playing with. If you are having a great time together, the game system you choose will have only a minimal effect on the amount of enjoyment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mudbunny, post: 4775333, member: 56746"] Both 3.5 and 4E are great RPGs and will offer great roleplaying experiences if you play them with a group of friends and you are all focused on having a great time together. That being said, they both take different paths to get you to that fun experience. Which system is best for you (and your group) will depend very much on the personality of the group. Teh best advice that has been given in this thread is to look around for a group that doesn't mind you sitting in for a session or two to observe and play, so that you find out if the edition is for you. However, and I think that this point is important above all else: The majority of the fun you will get from an RPG is directly derived from thegroup that you are playing with. If you are having a great time together, the game system you choose will have only a minimal effect on the amount of enjoyment. [/QUOTE]

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