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I know you're not disagreeing, but I've definitely seen the other though; when we started playing D&D 4e, my wife wanted to build an...

I am very sorry if it came across as disruptive, but I think the term optimization is exactly unclear, maybe I am not in the RPG scene...

Yeah absolutely. This idea that optimized PCs and good roleplaying are somehow in opposition to each other is, frankly, not only...

I'm not disagreeing, here, but I've come to the conclusion that often when people say something on the lines of "the players have...

Yeah I've done that: built very effective one-trick pony characters that eventually bored me.

Though I'll note there are kind of hardcore gamists groups where its not only accepted, its expected (of course usually in those the...

That's far narrower than a lot of people using the term mean by it.

Either way, it's not worth bogging this Daggerheart thread down with this sort of minutiae. It's not fun to read.

Right. But the "correct" (for a given definition of correct, when it comes to pronunciation) of H is aitch. Ergo aitch-pee. (Hotel...

This is a nonsensical statement. "Thrive" is relative. Non-optimized PCs benefit more and "thrive" more in a game that is "made easy for...

Indeed. All "I'm not optimized" means in terms of RP is "...and I'm not very good at my job" which is more of a character beat than "...

I fully agreed with the rest of the post, but here I have to disagree. Heavy RP and Optimize are not opposites of a scale, you can do...

That's not the normal rule. The normal rule is that it's "a" before consonants, "an" before vowels but that it's pronunciation that...

Everyone I game with says "a hit point" not "an HP." A few do say "a haich-pee" from time to time. The use of an before h-nouns is in...

It occurs to me you might find this interesting. I'm a player in a very long-running D&D campaign that always uses the current ruleset...