Role Forum Names - Why Artificer but no Barbarian/Bard/Druid?

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#1

greatfrito

Dec 01, 2008 21:22:29
Just a quick thought/question:

Why do the class/role forum names include the Artificer (for Building Leaders), but not the Barbarian (for Building Strikers)? (Bard and Druid I can understand a bit more, as they were never available to the public.)

While it's not a major problem, I just thought I'd bring it to the fore, in case it was just overlooked.

:D
#2

nightwalker450

Dec 02, 2008 13:03:52
These forum names are going to become ridiculous if they keep adding classes to them...

Personally I think they need to remove them, or just list the PHB ones.

4e Leaders: Building Clerics, Warlords, etc...
4e Controllers: Building Wizards, etc...
4e Strikers: Building Rangers, Rogues, Warlocks, etc...
4e Defenders: Building Fighters, Paladins, etc...

Not to mention it would be less upkeep for the forum people instead of having to update every time a new class is added. Which if they aren't on top of posters like you (or me, since if they are going to name them like that, I agree they should keep up) will complain that its missing.
#3

wrecan

Dec 02, 2008 13:25:03
Just dump the "Building..." part.

4E Controllers
4E Defenders
4E Leaders
4E Strikers

That's it. The textual description lets you know what goes where.
#4

Cpt_Micha

Dec 02, 2008 13:26:57
Personally I'd like it if there were subforums for each class within the Roles forums.
#5

wrecan

Dec 02, 2008 13:51:28
I wouldn't. The Roles forums aren't so busy as to justify creating dozens of subforums.
#6

Obsidianjaerc

Dec 02, 2008 14:25:02
Wrecan's right. Thats would be much more efficient.

To answer your question witha hypothesis; Artificer is available to everyone and thus included in the forum name. Barbarian (and subsequent releases) are only to be discussed by DDI members on their own subforum, perhaps?
#7

greatfrito

Dec 04, 2008 15:21:25
Just dump the "Building..." part.

4E Controllers
4E Defenders
4E Leaders
4E Strikers

That's it. The textual description lets you know what goes where.

This is what I would have them do, really.

Having the core class examples would work well too.

*shrugs*