D&D, like most RPGs, is all about "Let's kill things and take their stuff". ^^
Although I have to say, fiddling with character concepts and trying to find ever new ways of kicking ass is half the fun. And that's kind of what sets D&D 3.X apart from anything else (at least the mainstream stuff) -- there are thousands and thousands of options, classes, feats, spells, you name it. This extreme wealth in character options. And it's really the reason why 3.5, despite all its shortcomings, is still my favourite system.
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Thread: "D&D is all about optimization"
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2012-10-13, 05:13 PM (ISO 8601)Ogre in the Playground
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Re: "D&D is all about optimization"
Let me give you a brief rundown of an average Post-3E Era fight: You attack an enemy and start kicking his shins. He then starts kicking your shins, then you take it in turns kicking until one of you falls over. It basically comes down to who started the battle with the biggest boot, and the only strategy involved is realizing when things have gone tits up and legging it.
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