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<blockquote data-quote="Mort" data-source="post: 5430646" data-attributes="member: 762">While I certainly agree with your overall point (My preferences have certainly changed with age, family etc.) I have to wonder about the following:Now I see the &quot;less prep time&quot; part. By the end of my 3.5 campaign (which made it into epic levels) it was all I could do to keep up with prep, and I used every shortcut I could (computer aids, short stat blocks, filching from every source I could get my hands on, etc.). I have no such issue with 4e, my prep time has been cut dramatically; at least not yet, will have to see how it develops.But I just don't see the &quot;less credence to story&quot; part, at least not compared to 3e. Heck the fact&nbsp; that there is less prep time actually gives me more time to focus on story! Perhaps it's because I'm running an Ebberron campaign and the world seems to really mesh with the 4e system (at least for me).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mort, post: 5430646, member: 762"] While I certainly agree with your overall point (My preferences have certainly changed with age, family etc.) I have to wonder about the following: Now I see the "less prep time" part. By the end of my 3.5 campaign (which made it into epic levels) it was all I could do to keep up with prep, and I used every shortcut I could (computer aids, short stat blocks, filching from every source I could get my hands on, etc.). I have no such issue with 4e, my prep time has been cut dramatically; at least not yet, will have to see how it develops. But I just don't see the "less credence to story" part, at least not compared to 3e. Heck the fact that there is less prep time actually gives me more time to focus on story! Perhaps it's because I'm running an Ebberron campaign and the world seems to really mesh with the 4e system (at least for me). [/QUOTE]

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