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<blockquote data-quote="ColonelHardisson" data-source="post: 140959" data-attributes="member: 363">I'm not a playtester, but I thought I'ds give you a &quot;bump.&quot;When it comes to 3e, I have a lot of confidence in the playtesting of the game - and by &quot;the game&quot; I'm specifically talking about the three core rule books. The list of playtesters is long, and it just seems to me that such a lengthy list would likely include gamers of all tastes. I also think that of course playtesters have their own preferences. I think it goes without saying that they do. I would hope they try to be objective about the game overall, as to how it plays, and what works and what doesn't, and what the gaming public in general will like. 3e is a good example of a game that I believe benefited hugely due to its playtesting, based on what I've read about the process. I know Piratecat and his group are listed as playtesters for 3e, so I hope to see him address this topic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ColonelHardisson, post: 140959, member: 363"] I'm not a playtester, but I thought I'ds give you a "bump." When it comes to 3e, I have a lot of confidence in the playtesting of the game - and by "the game" I'm specifically talking about the three core rule books. The list of playtesters is long, and it just seems to me that such a lengthy list would likely include gamers of all tastes. I also think that [i]of course[/i] playtesters have their own preferences. I think it goes without saying that they do. I would hope they try to be objective about the game overall, as to how it plays, and what works and what doesn't, and what the gaming public in general will like. 3e is a good example of a game that I believe benefited hugely due to its playtesting, based on what I've read about the process. I know Piratecat and his group are listed as playtesters for 3e, so I hope to see him address this topic. [/QUOTE]

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