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<blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 9111685" data-attributes="member: 42040">It's not so far. We're two sessions into Gamma World (which is an even more streamlined 4e). They're about to fall off it, hard.Which is a shame, because I do really enjoy 4e, and one of the more experienced players loves it (her favorite system). It's just too much math, interrupting actions, character options, too many Powers, etc.Dang, don't I wish! I've recommended that, but there are no takers.Also, I have a suspicion that I'm a bad player. My wife got me a seat at a game with her other DM. He unceremoniously killed my character, by keeping adding legendary actions to the villain until I was dead. Then he didn't invite me to return.&nbsp; I did have someone run me in City of Mists and FATE. The free-form was bad for my wife (who is one of the players in my current group) - she hated being &quot;put on the spot,&quot; forced to think creatively, and engaging in the &quot;mother, may I&quot; questions.The GM of those systems handled all the rules for me when I ran Fantasy Flight Star Wars - because he said I couldn't understand how to decode the dice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retreater, post: 9111685, member: 42040"] It's not so far. We're two sessions into Gamma World (which is an even more streamlined 4e). They're about to fall off it, hard. Which is a shame, because I do really enjoy 4e, and one of the more experienced players loves it (her favorite system). It's just too much math, interrupting actions, character options, too many Powers, etc. Dang, don't I wish! I've recommended that, but there are no takers. Also, I have a suspicion that I'm a bad player. My wife got me a seat at a game with her other DM. He unceremoniously killed my character, by keeping adding legendary actions to the villain until I was dead. Then he didn't invite me to return. I did have someone run me in City of Mists and FATE. The free-form was bad for my wife (who is one of the players in my current group) - she hated being "put on the spot," forced to think creatively, and engaging in the "mother, may I" questions. The GM of those systems handled all the rules for me when I ran Fantasy Flight Star Wars - because he said I couldn't understand how to decode the dice. [/QUOTE]

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