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<blockquote data-quote="charlesatan" data-source="post: 3187732" data-attributes="member: 20870">The &quot;full attack&quot; option depends on what you're facing. At low-levels, they're not as important (as you'll be just having one attack anyway). At higher levels, it's best suited against the &quot;elite&quot; foes (usually those with equal or higher CR than you and not really the &quot;cleavable&quot; monsters). But yes, getting into Full Attack position is difficult (which is why the White Raven school is useful), but more often than not, once you're there, you'll be full attacking round after round unless they're already dead or they're the spring attack-types.The feats are important because they're consistent bonuses. And they're not necessarily there to give you more damage output, but for other benefits as well (i.e. Tactical Feats, combat options, etc.).In a way, there is some sense comparing them to spellcaster types. For one thing, their abilities are nearly spell-like, and you do expend them. The problem with Fighters is that they're dull due to the fact that they're stuck with Full Attack as their main attack option.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="charlesatan, post: 3187732, member: 20870"] The "full attack" option depends on what you're facing. At low-levels, they're not as important (as you'll be just having one attack anyway). At higher levels, it's best suited against the "elite" foes (usually those with equal or higher CR than you and not really the "cleavable" monsters). But yes, getting into Full Attack position is difficult (which is why the White Raven school is useful), but more often than not, once you're there, you'll be full attacking round after round unless they're already dead or they're the spring attack-types. The feats are important because they're consistent bonuses. And they're not necessarily there to give you more damage output, but for other benefits as well (i.e. Tactical Feats, combat options, etc.). In a way, there is some sense comparing them to spellcaster types. For one thing, their abilities are nearly spell-like, and you do expend them. The problem with Fighters is that they're dull due to the fact that they're stuck with Full Attack as their main attack option. [/QUOTE]

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