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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9038813" data-attributes="member: 7006"><p>I admire the fact you were able to cull the wheat from the chaff to arrive at a group of like-minded players who were all willing and able to keep up with the standards you wanted to have for your game. I know I would have been tossed out on my ass from your group probably about 10 minutes in, LOL... but kudos for getting yourself to a place you wanted your game to be.</p><p></p><p>I know a lot of people probably might read your post and think or say "Jeez... that's like really harsh!" and try and denigrate you for doing what you do... but to me, I think what you do is exactly what more people should. More people should really work that hard to get the game they want with the people they want and the rules that they want. Rather than what it seem like too many others do... which is suffer through games that have rules or players they don't like but are unwilling to fix... and instead they just keep hoping/wishing/demanding WotC fix it for them instead. As a result they just get saltier and saltier and saltier.</p><p></p><p>Screw that! If there's an issue with the game, fix it! Even if (general) you have to be harsh. Better to do that and then arrive at a game and table you are happy with than to be miserable and then constantly bemoaning that WotC isn't changing or making D&D the way you need so that all (general) your issue magical disappear.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9038813, member: 7006"] I admire the fact you were able to cull the wheat from the chaff to arrive at a group of like-minded players who were all willing and able to keep up with the standards you wanted to have for your game. I know I would have been tossed out on my ass from your group probably about 10 minutes in, LOL... but kudos for getting yourself to a place you wanted your game to be. I know a lot of people probably might read your post and think or say "Jeez... that's like really harsh!" and try and denigrate you for doing what you do... but to me, I think what you do is exactly what more people should. More people should really work that hard to get the game they want with the people they want and the rules that they want. Rather than what it seem like too many others do... which is suffer through games that have rules or players they don't like but are unwilling to fix... and instead they just keep hoping/wishing/demanding WotC fix it for them instead. As a result they just get saltier and saltier and saltier. Screw that! If there's an issue with the game, fix it! Even if (general) you have to be harsh. Better to do that and then arrive at a game and table you are happy with than to be miserable and then constantly bemoaning that WotC isn't changing or making D&D the way you need so that all (general) your issue magical disappear. [/QUOTE]
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