That's because of two things: They made no effort to make global rules. Unlike the prior edition, there's no method for every character to snatch a coin out of another character's hand, or to disarm, pin, or many other things.
And... I have the first print of 3e. It hasn't as many errors as the first print of 3.5, let alone 4e.
Come on, at least the things you print should have number that work. It's the easiest thing to test, you just add some number together. And they didn't do it.
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on 2009-05-18 12:15 am (UTC)And... I have the first print of 3e. It hasn't as many errors as the first print of 3.5, let alone 4e.
Come on, at least the things you print should have number that work. It's the easiest thing to test, you just add some number together. And they didn't do it.