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<blockquote data-quote="Marshall" data-source="post: 4784769" data-attributes="member: 765">True to the point that there are literally dozens of different concentrations for a player to exploit. The problem only shows up when the power curve actually goes negative in the area you are concentrating on. Its entirely possible for a large portion of gamers to not see an error, just like its possible for a group to not have a problem with 3e grapple. If you dont use it, its not a problem for you. That doesnt make it not a problem for the game.Of course, and I havent claimed that all powers are misleveled either. Just that a significant minority are glaringly incorrect. So much so that a simple skim thru the book makes them stand out.No, just mildly annoyed that a supposedly professional outfit keeps making the same simple mistake.I'm not the one getting paid to do this, and if I can see the error on my first read thru, what was the designer doing?Who said the whole work?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marshall, post: 4784769, member: 765"] True to the point that there are literally dozens of different concentrations for a player to exploit. The problem only shows up when the power curve actually goes negative in the area you are concentrating on. Its entirely possible for a large portion of gamers to not see an error, just like its possible for a group to not have a problem with 3e grapple. If you dont use it, its not a problem for you. That doesnt make it not a problem for the game. Of course, and I havent claimed that all powers are misleveled either. Just that a significant minority are glaringly incorrect. So much so that a simple skim thru the book makes them stand out. No, just mildly annoyed that a supposedly professional outfit keeps making the same simple mistake. I'm not the one getting paid to do this, and if I can see the error on my first read thru, what was the designer doing? Who said the whole work? [/QUOTE]

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