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<blockquote data-quote="AbdulAlhazred" data-source="post: 7460166" data-attributes="member: 82106"><p>4e is too slow <strong>when you play it like Mike Mearls. </strong>My game isn't slow at all! It is filled with action and excitement at every turn. When a combat lasted 2 hours it was because everyone was having a total blast. Some of them lasted 5 minutes (ok, not so many of the combat rules got used in that one, but it was a fight). This is the problem, the game that Mike and co thought they had written might be slow. The game that poor old James Wyatt wrote a DMG for that he couldn't quite figure out, might have been slow, but the actual 4e that was the ideal game that was created, that wasn't slow at all. </p><p></p><p>You just had to find that game. I think some of the people that worked on it did understand. I don't think that game was just some sort of 'accident'. Just a lot of people couldn't envisage what it could be, they lacked the insight or the guts to go ahead and just do it. </p><p></p><p>And then they wrote 5e. Chicken poops.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AbdulAlhazred, post: 7460166, member: 82106"] 4e is too slow [B]when you play it like Mike Mearls. [/B]My game isn't slow at all! It is filled with action and excitement at every turn. When a combat lasted 2 hours it was because everyone was having a total blast. Some of them lasted 5 minutes (ok, not so many of the combat rules got used in that one, but it was a fight). This is the problem, the game that Mike and co thought they had written might be slow. The game that poor old James Wyatt wrote a DMG for that he couldn't quite figure out, might have been slow, but the actual 4e that was the ideal game that was created, that wasn't slow at all. You just had to find that game. I think some of the people that worked on it did understand. I don't think that game was just some sort of 'accident'. Just a lot of people couldn't envisage what it could be, they lacked the insight or the guts to go ahead and just do it. And then they wrote 5e. Chicken poops. [/QUOTE]
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