Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Dragon Sin-Camealot" data-source="post: 5598855" data-attributes="member: 99749">I'm pretty sure someone might have stated this here, but there's plenty of ways to make a game fun with open-ended aspects like this.It's all in the numbers really.&nbsp; You could give up a feat for 6 HP, but in the end Toughness is what you'd use.To balance out the game it's about exchanging one plan for another.&nbsp; One aspect for another.&nbsp; Some will take weapon prof. others coordinated explosion.You roll-play to make the non-combat situations exciting.&nbsp; It takes experience, judgment, intelligence, ect.,. to know what works and doesn't.In Chess it's about being precise.In Magic it's about being lucky and using the most unfair card.DnD is more group/fun geared.&nbsp; Not something to sweat over too much imo.If I had to draw conclusions about games it would sound like that.&nbsp; I don't know if it'll change.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dragon Sin-Camealot, post: 5598855, member: 99749"] I'm pretty sure someone might have stated this here, but there's plenty of ways to make a game fun with open-ended aspects like this. It's all in the numbers really. You could give up a feat for 6 HP, but in the end Toughness is what you'd use. To balance out the game it's about exchanging one plan for another. One aspect for another. Some will take weapon prof. others coordinated explosion. You roll-play to make the non-combat situations exciting. It takes experience, judgment, intelligence, ect.,. to know what works and doesn't. In Chess it's about being precise. In Magic it's about being lucky and using the most unfair card. DnD is more group/fun geared. Not something to sweat over too much imo. If I had to draw conclusions about games it would sound like that. I don't know if it'll change. [/QUOTE]

Verification