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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 5389729" data-attributes="member: 22779">Y'know, I wonder if group plays a role here.&nbsp; My group is made up of DM's.&nbsp; I mean, we all DM at one time or another and have done so for quite a few years.&nbsp; We don't have any player only players at all, so, we're all fairly cognizant of the rules (although, to be honest, in my case, my grasp on 4e mechanics is not as good as it could be).But, anyway, I wonder if that makes the difference.&nbsp; Since we're all DM's, we know the mechanics well enough to recognize what's going on pretty much from the start.For those who prefer invisible skill challenges, are you the sole DM in your group, or maybe there is only one other DM in the group and most of the players are player only?That might account for some of the differences in experience.&nbsp;&nbsp; IME, often differences in play experiences have far more to do with the group than the mechanics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 5389729, member: 22779"] Y'know, I wonder if group plays a role here. My group is made up of DM's. I mean, we all DM at one time or another and have done so for quite a few years. We don't have any player only players at all, so, we're all fairly cognizant of the rules (although, to be honest, in my case, my grasp on 4e mechanics is not as good as it could be). But, anyway, I wonder if that makes the difference. Since we're all DM's, we know the mechanics well enough to recognize what's going on pretty much from the start. For those who prefer invisible skill challenges, are you the sole DM in your group, or maybe there is only one other DM in the group and most of the players are player only? That might account for some of the differences in experience. IME, often differences in play experiences have far more to do with the group than the mechanics. [/QUOTE]

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