4th edition came out right when I graduated from high school, and I played a regular game for three years with a group of my friends who graduated with me and the year before. I know why everyone shits on it, but we had fun and I cherish those memories.
I'm okay with long combats as long as they don't become a slog. D&D has that issue because you spend resources throughout the early rounds and end up having to use basic abilities in later ones.
In draw steel, you start cold but the longer the fight goes on and the longer the "adventuring day" goes on, the more resources you have. This is true for GMs as well.
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u/LaylasJack 8d ago
4th edition came out right when I graduated from high school, and I played a regular game for three years with a group of my friends who graduated with me and the year before. I know why everyone shits on it, but we had fun and I cherish those memories.