That sounds like a perfect example. I’m not into tabletop but all of the people who I know that are say that d&d is terrible and overly complex. It’s a victim of it’s own success in a lot of ways because it’s meant more as a combat simulator rather than a full adventuring ruleset. Anytime you get into a new town most the rules are shelved for a second as people explore it.
That sounds like a perfect example. I’m not into tabletop but all of the people who I know that are say that d&d is terrible and overly complex. It’s a victim of it’s own success in a lot of ways because it’s meant more as a combat simulator rather than a full adventuring ruleset. Anytime you get into a new town most the rules are shelved for a second as people explore it.