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<blockquote data-quote="Flexor the Mighty!" data-source="post: 6535714" data-attributes="member: 1013"><p>Yeah we have one guy running a very occasional 3.5 game still when I'm tired of running the main 5e game that week.&nbsp; But wait until we get to 10+ level, its already bogging down constantly with checking books for rulings.&nbsp; I can barely stand to play 3.5 and I'd quit gaming altogether before running that awful system again.&nbsp; Its more fun to stab myself in the hand with a fork.&nbsp; PF just put out a PC optimization guide. I guess you need it to max your DPR when you have 20 PC options books to dig through. It reminds me of when I got the Rules Compendium for 3.5 thinking it would finally make that system somewhat fun to DM.&nbsp; Then I thought, &quot;you need another book to make the rule books usable and add in all the crap that was piled on over the release schedule?&nbsp; Lets play something a bit more streamlined...&quot;&nbsp; And we dropped it and I went back to having fun running D&amp;D games.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Flexor the Mighty!, post: 6535714, member: 1013"] Yeah we have one guy running a very occasional 3.5 game still when I'm tired of running the main 5e game that week. But wait until we get to 10+ level, its already bogging down constantly with checking books for rulings. I can barely stand to play 3.5 and I'd quit gaming altogether before running that awful system again. Its more fun to stab myself in the hand with a fork. PF just put out a PC optimization guide. I guess you need it to max your DPR when you have 20 PC options books to dig through. It reminds me of when I got the Rules Compendium for 3.5 thinking it would finally make that system somewhat fun to DM. Then I thought, "you need another book to make the rule books usable and add in all the crap that was piled on over the release schedule? Lets play something a bit more streamlined..." And we dropped it and I went back to having fun running D&D games. [/QUOTE]

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