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<blockquote data-quote="Celtavian" data-source="post: 6648972" data-attributes="member: 5834">The game won't please everyone. I don't think it is has anything to do with creativity. It's personal preference and nothing empirical. Plenty of folks had a blast with 4E making characters they liked. I played the game and did not enjoy it, yet I enjoy 5E a great deal. I'm glad to be back playing D&amp;D as that is what I started with. Pathfinder was fun. I still like their modules more than any other company. I might even entertain a return to Pathfinder if they simplify their system and reset things. As far as I'm concerned Paizo has the best module designers in the business. It's unfortunate their game system has reached a bloat point I can't take the game any longer. The ability to prepare adventures in a short time in 5E is probably the thing I like the most about the system. It's even easy to convert Pathfinder modules. I love the ability to customize 5E. Huge plus for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celtavian, post: 6648972, member: 5834"] The game won't please everyone. I don't think it is has anything to do with creativity. It's personal preference and nothing empirical. Plenty of folks had a blast with 4E making characters they liked. I played the game and did not enjoy it, yet I enjoy 5E a great deal. I'm glad to be back playing D&D as that is what I started with. [I]Pathfinder[/I] was fun. I still like their modules more than any other company. I might even entertain a return to [I]Pathfinder[/I] if they simplify their system and reset things. As far as I'm concerned Paizo has the best module designers in the business. It's unfortunate their game system has reached a bloat point I can't take the game any longer. The ability to prepare adventures in a short time in 5E is probably the thing I like the most about the system. It's even easy to convert [I]Pathfinder[/I] modules. I love the ability to customize 5E. Huge plus for me. [/QUOTE]

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