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<blockquote data-quote="Archangel_Zer0" data-source="post: 4065895" data-attributes="member: 51662">A thing to Ponder.Consider the peanut butter &amp; jam sandwich as the 4th Edition CoreTo some people, core classes not being present is like trying to make a PB&amp;J without the J.&nbsp; It's impossible, and turns into a sandwich that requires liquid to digest.To others, with a broad sense of taste, core classes not being in, or being in, is as unimportant as the choice of jam be it Grape, Apple, Strawberry, Blackberry, blah blah blah blah.To others still, it's a matter of Crunchy Peanut Butter versus Smooth.&nbsp; Do we want a sandwich that is rough and requires more chewing, or something familarly smooth, that goes down easy?And finally, to some, it's all about stylistic flavorings, like a couple banana slices, or pan-frying the sandwich like a grilled cheese (try it, it's good!), or a different type of bread that adds a bit of extra taste to the concotion.&nbsp; In that sense, class variation is merely a stylistic choice, but is ultimately unimportant.Peace, Love, and Bloodstains,~ Me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Archangel_Zer0, post: 4065895, member: 51662"] [b]A thing to Ponder.[/b] Consider the peanut butter & jam sandwich as the 4th Edition Core To some people, core classes not being present is like trying to make a PB&J without the J. It's impossible, and turns into a sandwich that requires liquid to digest. To others, with a broad sense of taste, core classes not being in, or being in, is as unimportant as the choice of jam be it Grape, Apple, Strawberry, Blackberry, blah blah blah blah. To others still, it's a matter of Crunchy Peanut Butter versus Smooth. Do we want a sandwich that is rough and requires more chewing, or something familarly smooth, that goes down easy? And finally, to some, it's all about stylistic flavorings, like a couple banana slices, or pan-frying the sandwich like a grilled cheese (try it, it's good!), or a different type of bread that adds a bit of extra taste to the concotion. In that sense, class variation is merely a stylistic choice, but is ultimately unimportant. Peace, Love, and Bloodstains, ~ Me. [/QUOTE]

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