Yes, it keeps players in touch with what's going on.
Do you believe in Bigfoot?
Do you believe in Bigfoot?

Most of the people who like 3e like it because you can build your character to be almost anything. The downside is alllllllll the dice rolling and rule checking, which is why I think 5e has taken a shining to the new crowd.
But I'm surprised, because I was told 2e had even more dice rolling and checks to make than 5e did. I really don't know much about it though.
I've never actually played a 2e game, but I own a few guidebooks. Those are some of the best guidebooks in D&D tbh
@Kenshi
doesn't know rules.
(three words or less kenshi)