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<blockquote data-quote="Kitirat" data-source="post: 4275873" data-attributes="member: 7003">Been playing 4th a while.&nbsp; Finally had a long session spanning two days and found that indeed even people who thought they would not like it loved the game.&nbsp; One mentioned he had thought it would suck because the stuff he had saw made him feel &quot;everyone one is the same&quot;.&nbsp; Then he played it.When ya play the classes feel REALLY different.&nbsp; For example the paladin and fighter (and they played nearly the same in 3.5 at 1st level) read nearly the same.&nbsp; Same catagory, both can mark, both wear roughly the same equipment (paladins start one type better) but in play both have a massively different feel.&nbsp; I would highly suggest playing before getting too disappointed with class difference.They look the same because of how they are presented, but when you actually play, this is not even close to the case.You get a choice every level, but there are less choices per level (for spellcasters) where you would get a choice.&nbsp; But you get something everytime.&nbsp; This made a difference to the guys.That said I agree there is much less content in terms of words and with less classes there is les to explore for the given books.&nbsp; And yes this means they will have more to bring with the splt books.&nbsp; Still, I do not care personally.&nbsp; It is a business, let them make money.&nbsp; Rather have them in business than out because they selected a poor plan.The PHB is wavy, the other two are not for me.See ya,Ken</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kitirat, post: 4275873, member: 7003"] Been playing 4th a while. Finally had a long session spanning two days and found that indeed even people who thought they would not like it loved the game. One mentioned he had thought it would suck because the stuff he had saw made him feel "everyone one is the same". Then he played it. When ya play the classes feel REALLY different. For example the paladin and fighter (and they played nearly the same in 3.5 at 1st level) read nearly the same. Same catagory, both can mark, both wear roughly the same equipment (paladins start one type better) but in play both have a massively different feel. I would highly suggest playing before getting too disappointed with class difference. They look the same because of how they are presented, but when you actually play, this is not even close to the case. You get a choice every level, but there are less choices per level (for spellcasters) where you would get a choice. But you get something everytime. This made a difference to the guys. That said I agree there is much less content in terms of words and with less classes there is les to explore for the given books. And yes this means they will have more to bring with the splt books. Still, I do not care personally. It is a business, let them make money. Rather have them in business than out because they selected a poor plan. The PHB is wavy, the other two are not for me. See ya, Ken [/QUOTE]

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