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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9006348" data-attributes="member: 7006"><p>You say that... but what's ultimately going to be better for you? Spending an hour at some point during the off-week typing up an "attack sheet" that condenses all of the information for your inexperienced player down into a single clean manageable page of info where they can everything quickly... or letting them just continue to use all the regular materials and then during the game wait for them to flip through 4 to 6 pages of character sheets trying to find the bits and bobs they need to do their turn?</p><p></p><p>No one will be able to answer that but you. But whatever your answer ultimately is... it should not and will not have any influence on WotC's choices of making the rules more or less complex. Inexperienced players playing won't mean they will turn off any and all complexity, and experienced players playing won't mean they can make archaic and lumbering systems that those select few will still be able to play like a concert violin because they just have that uncanny ability to process it all immediately.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9006348, member: 7006"] You say that... but what's ultimately going to be better for you? Spending an hour at some point during the off-week typing up an "attack sheet" that condenses all of the information for your inexperienced player down into a single clean manageable page of info where they can everything quickly... or letting them just continue to use all the regular materials and then during the game wait for them to flip through 4 to 6 pages of character sheets trying to find the bits and bobs they need to do their turn? No one will be able to answer that but you. But whatever your answer ultimately is... it should not and will not have any influence on WotC's choices of making the rules more or less complex. Inexperienced players playing won't mean they will turn off any and all complexity, and experienced players playing won't mean they can make archaic and lumbering systems that those select few will still be able to play like a concert violin because they just have that uncanny ability to process it all immediately. [/QUOTE]
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