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<blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 1130147" data-attributes="member: 13739">You forget the lazy answer... I don't care. No, really, I think some of my best games, I havn't even roll one dice (just think the Challenge of Champion). Personnally, the system, I don't really care. If there is one thing I must tell about systems, I prefer point buy system, which allow generally more flexibilty on the concept of the character, but still, I have seen no perfect system, only good system for some particular games, like Feng Shui and M&amp;M who are two good systems for action movie RPG, but realistic games, not very good...Anyway, if I consider only D&amp;D, I never play 1st, so I can't compare it. As 3.0 and 3.5 is a bit more simple as it essentially regroup all the rolls in a d20, it makes things a bit more easier. Now, which one the best, the 3.5 have corrected many error, but it seems not al, and have added others, so I will tell 3.25 is the best!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Velmont, post: 1130147, member: 13739"] You forget the lazy answer... I don't care. No, really, I think some of my best games, I havn't even roll one dice (just think the Challenge of Champion). Personnally, the system, I don't really care. If there is one thing I must tell about systems, I prefer point buy system, which allow generally more flexibilty on the concept of the character, but still, I have seen no perfect system, only good system for some particular games, like Feng Shui and M&M who are two good systems for action movie RPG, but realistic games, not very good... Anyway, if I consider only D&D, I never play 1st, so I can't compare it. As 3.0 and 3.5 is a bit more simple as it essentially regroup all the rolls in a d20, it makes things a bit more easier. Now, which one the best, the 3.5 have corrected many error, but it seems not al, and have added others, so I will tell 3.25 is the best! [/QUOTE]

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