I think I will always be a 3.5 fan. This is mainly because it was the edition that I started on (well 3rd actually but ya :P). It also has lead me to struggle to move to rules light systems because I'm so used to there being a mechanic available to handle most situations.
I tried to transition to 4th ed, but I think because it had just come out, I was pretty frustrated with the lack of diversity of choices (My favourite class at the time, the Druid, was not available and the spells were so limited), unfortunately I due to lack of group options, I have not had a chance to give it another go so I still have a bit of a bitter taste when I think of it.
I hope to see if my group will be willing to try 5th ed though. I have heard a lot of good things about it.
I think I will always be a 3.5 fan. This is mainly because it was the edition that I started on (well 3rd actually but ya :P). It also has lead me to struggle to move to rules light systems because I'm so used to there being a mechanic available to handle most situations.
I tried to transition to 4th ed, but I think because it had just come out, I was pretty frustrated with the lack of diversity of choices (My favourite class at the time, the Druid, was not available and the spells were so limited), unfortunately I due to lack of group options, I have not had a chance to give it another go so I still have a bit of a bitter taste when I think of it.
I hope to see if my group will be willing to try 5th ed though. I have heard a lot of good things about it.
At the moment our group plays Pathfinder though.