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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wyrd" data-source="post: 4739961" data-attributes="member: 61428">I view simulationism a bit differently, It flows from taking the rules to their logical conclusion, if flight is easy, then more people will fly.  Unfortunately 4e breaks under simulationist concepts.  You can buy a potion of healing for 50gp, to brew said potion takes 1 hour and costs the same in components.  So no one makes a profit brewing potions?  It fails on a basic logical level, people very rarely work for nothing.Human Guards are Level 3, but the PCs are "heroes" at level 1?As a game, 4e is fine, very balanced, not much to take advantage of, but that is where it stops, it's not a simulation or reality, it's not a simulation if an imagined reality, it's an advanced boardgame, everyone is equal with different options.</blockquote>