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I know this is an old thread, but just though I might contribute.
My D&D(3.5) group has no quarrels when it comes to combat. We enjoy it. But we probably enjoy it because we don't play with accurate rules. For example
We came across our campaign villain, a necromancer, after a bit of dialogue he summoned some skeletons and ran off. During the dialogue he pissed off our barbarian who immediately charged at him, but the skeleton got in his way. So our DM decided that he was in such a rage that he immediately defeated 3 of the skeletons (no dice rolling). while that happened 3 more skeletons passed him and advanced upon the rest of our group, our cleric used "Turn Undead" and caused them to run directly back towards our barbarian, still filled with rage and destroyed them all as they ran from our cleric.
6 skeletons dead from one barbarian and the help of a cleric. No rolling.
My D&D(3.5) group has no quarrels when it comes to combat. We enjoy it. But we probably enjoy it because we don't play with accurate rules. For example
We came across our campaign villain, a necromancer, after a bit of dialogue he summoned some skeletons and ran off. During the dialogue he pissed off our barbarian who immediately charged at him, but the skeleton got in his way. So our DM decided that he was in such a rage that he immediately defeated 3 of the skeletons (no dice rolling). while that happened 3 more skeletons passed him and advanced upon the rest of our group, our cleric used "Turn Undead" and caused them to run directly back towards our barbarian, still filled with rage and destroyed them all as they ran from our cleric.
6 skeletons dead from one barbarian and the help of a cleric. No rolling.
