Col_Pladoh said:
Caution! The, "Do as I say, not as I do," rule was very often in operation in the Golden Age of A/D&D (you know, when there were a lot more players than there are now...). Not to say this statement is not applicable today.
You can't see the bald head, but I was one of those players in the Golden Age of A/D&D. Back when AD&D was the main game in town, and it didn't have to compete with World of Warcraft selling 2.4 million copies of its first expansion set during the first 24 hours after it was released.
Quas's point is simply to wipe away some of the nostalgia, and paint a slightly more realistic picture. His point is valid.
Col_Pladoh said:
Not so unusual, strong opinions amongst people with differing views of what is entertaining. Edition wars are truly an unproductive waste of time.
Except that his posts, even when attacked, tend to be so entirely devoid of ire, anger or the same sort of slander that gets hurled at him.
I enjoy flamewars. I fully expect people to throw me the bird, accuse me of shooting their dog and act like I should be put in jail.
Quas is actually one of the more reasonable, rational, calm posters on this forum.
Hence, the oddity.
Gentlegamer said:
No ire here. That is my calm and rational opinion of the subject, just as I'm sure yours is. The first person to be suspected of bunk is the "debunker."
Which is why nobody can ever really answer his points, except to attack his character or motives. Yes, I realize that.
Drowbane said:
Who the hell is this "Col_Pladoh" and what the hell does he know?
Bahahahahaha!!!
That actually made me guffaw. Thank you.