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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gailbraithe" data-source="post: 4430406" data-attributes="member: 39048">The only one of these issues I cared about was the 15-minute adventuring day, and the only thing about that I cared about was I think it's dumb that wizards and sorcerers have to use crossbows at low levels.  I get why my spellcaster players blow their spells early in the dungeon: throwing magic around is the whole point.  I love Pathfinder's solution of giving every mage his own little zappy Gauntlet Wizard popcorn shooter.Hmm.  I don't think the framework of 3.5 is shaky.  It was the subsystems -- grappling, maneuvers -- that needed tweaks.See, I consider myself the perfect target for Pathfinder.  It fixes just about everything about 3.5 I didn't like, and I can fix the rest with less than a page of house rules.  I have few suggestions and tweaks for the final version, which I'll share with Jason and the paizo boards.  But ultimately, i likie the way 3.5 plays, and I really, really, strongly and passionately do not want that to change.  So you know, I hope Paizo disagrees with you.It's exactly what 3.5 needed.  More flexibility in the base classes, so that there is less need for books beyond the core book.  I love that the new Rogue can do the Grey Mouser thing without ever multiclassing, and that I can do a striaght up Viking shield-biting berserker Barbarian, or some funky flamesouled religious dervish who channels fire through her weapons using the same class.And don't even get me started on how much I love the changes to Sorcerers, Specialists and Domains.I hated the old cleave.  It was either never useful, or obnoxiously over useful.  I haven't seen the new cleave in action much, so I can't really say whether the changes are good changes, but yeah, I saw a need to change cleave.Mean this in the best way: Here's to hoping you are left unsatisfied, because I love where this is going right now.</blockquote>

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