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<blockquote data-quote="broghammerj" data-source="post: 4057119" data-attributes="member: 1869">Are you planning on switching to 4E?&nbsp; I would be curious if you showed equivalent stats for similar levels in 4E.&nbsp; Obviously the &quot;speeding up&quot; of gameplay is meant to be in real world time which it sounds like you didn't keep track of.&nbsp; I can't blame you....it would be a bit tedious.&nbsp; However, you're group has played a lot of sessions and if you figure out the rounds of combat per equivalent number of sessions then I think you could extrapolate how fast gameplay was.For example if you played 25, 4E sessions which resulted in 47 combat encounters with 321 rounds of combat then both your combat encounters and rounds of combat would be greater in 4E, therefore one may conclude that 4E gameplay is faster.&nbsp; That being said, purists will argue the experiment is null unless you play with similar characters, similar levels, and play the same adventure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="broghammerj, post: 4057119, member: 1869"] Are you planning on switching to 4E? I would be curious if you showed equivalent stats for similar levels in 4E. Obviously the "speeding up" of gameplay is meant to be in real world time which it sounds like you didn't keep track of. I can't blame you....it would be a bit tedious. However, you're group has played a lot of sessions and if you figure out the rounds of combat per equivalent number of sessions then I think you could extrapolate how fast gameplay was. For example if you played 25, 4E sessions which resulted in 47 combat encounters with 321 rounds of combat then both your combat encounters and rounds of combat would be greater in 4E, therefore one may conclude that 4E gameplay is faster. That being said, purists will argue the experiment is null unless you play with similar characters, similar levels, and play the same adventure. [/QUOTE]

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