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<blockquote data-quote="Jack99" data-source="post: 4115431" data-attributes="member: 53135">It's fairly simple. 3.5 is, as far as I am concerned, broken beyond repair, it's broken at it's core if you will. So, therefore, building another version of it will still not change that fact. And if you truly believe you will have a say in how it will be, I have a bridge for sale. No way any DND forum will agree on anything regarding rules, which means, in the end, it will be the Paizo designers who will make the choices. I am sure they will listen, if they can through all the whining, bitching and mud-throwing that will follow.But, considering that, and even though I realize it is an alpha,&nbsp; I did at least expect to see a handful of original ideas in it, which I didn't. Well, maybe a couple, but nothing that even remotely gives me the hope that Paizo can do this in a way that satisfies people like me, who believe 3.5 doesn't really work.Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jack99, post: 4115431, member: 53135"] It's fairly simple. 3.5 is, as far as I am concerned, broken beyond repair, it's broken at it's core if you will. So, therefore, building another version of it will still not change that fact. And if you truly believe you will have a say in how it will be, I have a bridge for sale. No way any DND forum will agree on anything regarding rules, which means, in the end, it will be the Paizo designers who will make the choices. I am sure they will listen, if they can through all the whining, bitching and mud-throwing that will follow. But, considering that, and even though I realize it is an alpha, I did at least expect to see a handful of original ideas in it, which I didn't. Well, maybe a couple, but nothing that even remotely gives me the hope that Paizo can do this in a way that satisfies people like me, who believe 3.5 doesn't really work. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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