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<blockquote data-quote="AngryMojo" data-source="post: 4808424" data-attributes="member: 83096">I understand what you mean by the changes from 3.x to 4, but the baseline game stayed the same.&nbsp; Task resolution, initiative tracking, even the action economy was, for all intents and purposes, the same.&nbsp; When 2nd edition changed to third, the baseline fundamentals of the game were altered, and many sub-systems were kept similar.As an analogy:Second edition is french fries.&nbsp; You put ketchup on them to make them taste better.Third edition is a hamburger.&nbsp; It is a sandwich that you put ketchup on to make it taste better.Fourth edition is a Reuben.&nbsp; It is a sandwich that you put thousand island dressing on to make it taste better.Fries and hamburgers may have the same window dressing of ketchup, and a hamburger and a Reuben may be very different, but the hamburger and the Reuben are both, at their core, the same type of food where fries are not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AngryMojo, post: 4808424, member: 83096"] I understand what you mean by the changes from 3.x to 4, but the baseline game stayed the same. Task resolution, initiative tracking, even the action economy was, for all intents and purposes, the same. When 2nd edition changed to third, the baseline fundamentals of the game were altered, and many sub-systems were kept similar. As an analogy: Second edition is french fries. You put ketchup on them to make them taste better. Third edition is a hamburger. It is a sandwich that you put ketchup on to make it taste better. Fourth edition is a Reuben. It is a sandwich that you put thousand island dressing on to make it taste better. Fries and hamburgers may have the same window dressing of ketchup, and a hamburger and a Reuben may be very different, but the hamburger and the Reuben are both, at their core, the same type of food where fries are not. [/QUOTE]

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