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Cultures in D&D/roleplaying: damned if you do, damned if you don't
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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 7399906" data-attributes="member: 4937"><p>[MENTION=2205]Desdichado[/MENTION]: </p><p></p><p>1) I know you know, I'm just making sure you understand I agree with the strength of your point even if we might quibble over the details.</p><p>2) Yes, so let's not go there.</p><p>3) I'm not. It is my nation, your nation, that first decided to transcend the old definition and do something the world had never really seen before. It was and is a fragile and beautiful experiment, and to a very large extent WWII was fought over whether such an experiment could endure. Any day now, it might stop, and it won't be one side that will be to blame for losing the plot.</p><p>4) You went there. Yes, that's fine and all, but that's not the lie. The lie, or rather one of them, is when we twisted what the phrase "nation of immigrants" meant to mean something different by losing the meaning of nation. But again, see #2. We're off the forest path here on a topic that isn't about cultures in gaming, so rope it back in. I agree with you that it's hard to have a discussion with people who literally don't know the meaning of the words they are throwing around, but focus on that and not asides on how we've gotten to this sad state.</p><p>5) Point taken.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 7399906, member: 4937"] [MENTION=2205]Desdichado[/MENTION]: 1) I know you know, I'm just making sure you understand I agree with the strength of your point even if we might quibble over the details. 2) Yes, so let's not go there. 3) I'm not. It is my nation, your nation, that first decided to transcend the old definition and do something the world had never really seen before. It was and is a fragile and beautiful experiment, and to a very large extent WWII was fought over whether such an experiment could endure. Any day now, it might stop, and it won't be one side that will be to blame for losing the plot. 4) You went there. Yes, that's fine and all, but that's not the lie. The lie, or rather one of them, is when we twisted what the phrase "nation of immigrants" meant to mean something different by losing the meaning of nation. But again, see #2. We're off the forest path here on a topic that isn't about cultures in gaming, so rope it back in. I agree with you that it's hard to have a discussion with people who literally don't know the meaning of the words they are throwing around, but focus on that and not asides on how we've gotten to this sad state. 5) Point taken. [/QUOTE]
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