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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 9430703" data-attributes="member: 6795602">Are you trying to say mechanical systems that apply to each class?This one is odd to me. Moving subclass features to level 3 caused them to move level 1 and 2 features around to accommodate.&nbsp; It’s not clear why only class features above levels 1-3 and not subclass features count.&nbsp; Is it possibly that you don’t view enough of them as having moved around?Yes. For you it’s about the degree of change. 2 thoughts there.1)&nbsp; I think there are tons of significant changes between 2014 and 2024. Maybe that’s part of the difference in opinions. 2)&nbsp; I’d say edition is most comparable to car model in that analogy. It doesn’t matter if there’s a substantial overhaul in car model design from 1 year to another, regardless of the amount of difference they are different models.&nbsp; To me the same is true if editions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 9430703, member: 6795602"] Are you trying to say mechanical systems that apply to each class? This one is odd to me. Moving subclass features to level 3 caused them to move level 1 and 2 features around to accommodate. It’s not clear why only class features above levels 1-3 and not subclass features count. Is it possibly that you don’t view enough of them as having moved around? Yes. For you it’s about the degree of change. 2 thoughts there. 1) I think there are tons of significant changes between 2014 and 2024. Maybe that’s part of the difference in opinions. 2) I’d say edition is most comparable to car model in that analogy. It doesn’t matter if there’s a substantial overhaul in car model design from 1 year to another, regardless of the amount of difference they are different models. To me the same is true if editions. [/QUOTE]

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