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<blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 5798023" data-attributes="member: 957">That sounds like a really strong endorsement for a whole lot of people not avoiding 4E.&nbsp; Obviously the specific issues differ.&nbsp; But the playstyle argument applies perfectly.That said, speaking for myself, I have not adapted any play style to accommodate the &quot;problem&quot;.&nbsp; As I said before, I do agree that the problem can occur.&nbsp; But for me the playstyle that avoids it and my natural playstyle of preference are one and the same.I've also said before that the system I like doesn't have training wheels.&nbsp; It absolutely will let you screw up.&nbsp; I don't challenge that.But I've yet to find a game that both prevents you from possibly screwing up and at the same time provides for the same tier of quality of game experience.&nbsp; So that is why I play it.&nbsp; I get the best possible quality and all I have to do is not screw up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BryonD, post: 5798023, member: 957"] That sounds like a really strong endorsement for a whole lot of people not avoiding 4E. Obviously the specific issues differ. But the playstyle argument applies perfectly. That said, speaking for myself, I have not adapted any play style to accommodate the "problem". As I said before, I do agree that the problem can occur. But for me the playstyle that avoids it and my natural playstyle of preference are one and the same. I've also said before that the system I like doesn't have training wheels. It absolutely will let you screw up. I don't challenge that. But I've yet to find a game that both prevents you from possibly screwing up and at the same time provides for the same tier of quality of game experience. So that is why I play it. I get the best possible quality and all I have to do is not screw up. [/QUOTE]

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