Psychic Robot wrote:
No, 3e is better than 4e because it's designed with the assumption of "no dickery here." 4e is designed to protect dick players and dick DMs from each other--which fails, as dicks are dicks and will continue to be dicks even if the system doesn't allow for tricky dick things.
Seemed kinda like the opposite to me. 3E really seemed to have that tight codified rules emphasis of protecting PCs from DMs who tried to hose them by creating a rule for everything. 4E definitely loosened its restrictions and let the DM freeform a bit more.
As far as protection, 3E was more of a DM straitjacket.
I think we've long ago established that a DM who "makes up rules" will almost always have rules that suck. As in, all of their rules will suck.
The amount of DMs that make up a rule that is good the first time are few and far between. I'd imagine that it's moreso for a GM that doesn't really think about the ramificiations of their decisions.
I mean, look at how many GMs want to have "low-magic" worlds?
The Gaming Den; where Mathematics are rigorously applied to Mythology.
While everyone's Philosophy is not in accord, that doesn't mean we're not on board.
This post is awesome and you should be given awesome.
Also, what's with all the Paizil Fallacy?
And as for the whining about me, she got crazy before I started smiting.
Draco_Argentum wrote:
Mister_Sinister wrote:Clearly, your cock is part of the big barrel the server's busy sucking on.
Can someone tell it to stop using its teeth please?
Juton wrote:Damn, I thought [Pathfailure] accidentally created a feat worth taking, my mistake.
Koumei wrote:Shad, please just punch yourself in the face until you are too dizzy to type. I would greatly appreciate that.
Kaelik wrote:No, bad liar. Stop lying.
Standard Paizil Fare/Fail (SPF) Type I - doing exactly the opposite of what they said they would do.
Standard Paizil Fare/Fail (SPF) Type II - change for the sake of change.
Standard Paizil Fare/Fail (SPF) Type III - the illusion of change.