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--- Zitat von: La Cipolla am 24.05.2012 | 18:42 ---Mein erster Eindruck: Wow. Gibt ein paar wenige Punkte, an denen für mich entweder Praxis oder optionale Regeln her müssten, aber davon abgesehen ist das selbst in dieser Form schon das beste D&D bisher (inklusive Pathfinder). Für mich natürlich.

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Das kannst du nach 2mal drübergucken ohne ausprobieren sagen?

La Cipolla:
Einmal HowToPlay, Charaktere und Bestiary lesen ohne Ausprobieren, ja. ;D

Natürlich ohne Garantie... ich habe kein Problem damit, diese Aussage morgen wieder zu widerrufen. ;)

chad vader:

--- Zitat von: La Cipolla am 24.05.2012 | 18:42 ---War nicht von Anfang an klar, dass das eine Werbemasche ist...? ;D
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Der Verdacht war da, jetzt wissen wirs sicher, wie leer die Ansage war.

Davon abgesehen würden wohl meine Urteile für alle D&D-Editionen völlig anders ausfallen, wenn ich isoliert Stufe 1-3 und einer Hand voll Zauberklassiker betrachte. Das komplette Sytem mit 20-30 Stufen ist eine völlig andere Geschichte.

Selganor [n/a]:

--- Zitat von: chad vader am 24.05.2012 | 18:34 ---Mein erster Eindruck: Ich war immer skeptisch, ob NEXT den Editionskrieg beenden können würde. Jetzt hab ich die Gewissheit, dass daraus nix wird.

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WOW! Du kannst aus einem ersten Playtest Dokument erkennen wie das komplette D&D Next Regelwerk aussehen wird?

Dann waere es vielleicht Zeit mal eine Bewerbung bei WotC abzusetzen (da Monte Cook ja nicht mehr da ist haben die ja eine Stelle frei) ;D

Nochmal zur Erinnerung das Zitat von Morrus von der letzten Seite:


--- Zitat ---I've seen a few comments on this board which make me think there are people misunderstanding the nature of a playtest; and in the interests in keeping down the hysteria tomorrow, here are a few quick reminders:

* You're signing up to participate in a planned playtest program, not to receive a new edition of D&D for free.

* This means that the playtests reflect the specific elements the designers need feedback on at a given time. They're asking for your help with specific elements at specific times. You're not obligated to help them with what they need right now, but they're also not wrong for not including what you want right now.

* The fact that they haven't included your desired part (character generation, epic level play, soul-teleport-destroyer-nunchukus class, etc.) is not a reflection on the final game.

* The game is 18 months away. WotC is still writing it.

* It's fine if you don't want to participate because, say, character generation isn't in the initial playtest package; you can choose not to participate in the process for any reason you wish. That's OK. Hang on till next year and check out the game when it's released.

* You are very, very, very unlikely to be able to run a campaign based on tomorrow's playtest package. That's not what a playtest package is for. WotC is not giving you a free edition of D&D; they're asking for your help testing some very specific things. They need lots of input on a few things at a time, not a little input on a lot of things at a time.

* All that said, participating is awesome, and will help shape the game. I encourage you to take part.So, come tomorrow, you'll have either downloaded the playtest package or you won't. But it's important to know in advance what a playtest package is. It's not a free game, it's a specific selected package of stuff deigned to exhaustively test a selected list of things. Later packages will test different things.

Enjoy your playtesting! My playtest game is scheduled for two weeks' time, and I'm looking forward to it. I'm not running it, so I'll be seeing it from the player persepctive, which I'm sure will be a lot of fun.
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