>>95955862
I'm a roleplay fag. Regardless of the system, I tend to start and end games around mid-level without ever having any level ups. You can respec your character over time, you can even pick up some new abilities along the way, but fundamentally you're not going to become twice as strong or durable or magical or whatever over the course of a single adventure, especially if youre already competent and experienced. That whole D&D thing of suddenly learning new magic or sword techniques or whatever because you beat up some goblins is so immersion-shattering and unfathomable retarded beyond belief.

It also doesn't help that low-levels suck fucking ass in most systems. My group persuaded me to try Lancer awhile back, mech game with 20 something different mechs to pilot, but until you hit level 2 everyone is stuck in the same basic-ass starter mech basically playing the same build. What the fuck compels game designers to do boring shit like this? Your games should be fun from the start without requiring a dozen sessions of boring MMO shit first.