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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 5798117" data-attributes="member: 22779">But, that's mostly irrelevant.&nbsp; Just because you like that playstyle doesn't change the fact that everyone who plays that system is forced into the same playstyle.&nbsp; That you like it is fantastic, for you.&nbsp; For anyone else, it becomes a serious problem.But, and this is the crux of the issue, I will only get that quality of game if I like the same playstyle as you.&nbsp; I don't.&nbsp; I really, honestly don't.&nbsp; I have constantly chafed in 3e being forced into that playstyle.&nbsp; The groups I've played with have larged worked around the issue by adopting certain playstyles which mitigate things - the aforementioned wands of healing and non-Vancian classes.&nbsp; So, how does that give me a better quality game experience?You're basically saying that you recognize the problem, but, since it's not a problem for you, everyone who does have a problem with it should just shut up and play the way you like to play.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 5798117, member: 22779"] But, that's mostly irrelevant. Just because you like that playstyle doesn't change the fact that everyone who plays that system is forced into the same playstyle. That you like it is fantastic, for you. For anyone else, it becomes a serious problem. But, and this is the crux of the issue, I will only get that quality of game [u]if I like the same playstyle as you[/u]. I don't. I really, honestly don't. I have constantly chafed in 3e being forced into that playstyle. The groups I've played with have larged worked around the issue by adopting certain playstyles which mitigate things - the aforementioned wands of healing and non-Vancian classes. So, how does that give me a better quality game experience? You're basically saying that you recognize the problem, but, since it's not a problem for you, everyone who does have a problem with it should just shut up and play the way you like to play. [/QUOTE]

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