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That's a lot of vitriol amounting to, "It's not 2E AD&D or earlier! It's bad! They should just continuously rerelease what I got started on!"

Glad to see you're being purposefully obtuse to try and make your points! Mm, yes, quite definitely not insulting. And when did I say only pejoratives were racist? Your examples involved them as the blantantly racist parts. So I singled those out, because they were all you listed besides...

Yeah those are pretty purposefully offensive racial stereotypes, too, good job. Only I guess you don't really understand what makes negative stereotypes negative. Hint: it's the pejoratives, not weapon training. Let's face it, it's pretty immoral to put forth the idea that all women are good...

Before you ask yourself if gender stereotyping is cool, ask yourself if racial stereotyping would be. Because it's the same thing; adds nothing to the game and enforces (usually horribly wrong) stereotypes in games that, at their heart, are not about forcing people into roles but more about...

The biggest problems with 3.X were caster supremacy, too many skills, and the idiotic OGL that let any idiot publish their own splatbook and inundate the community with completely imbalanced even for 3.X classes/spells/feats. 4E's backsliding some with some power creep but their gaming license...

Nope. Their goal isn't sexual liberation, you see. It's sexual subjugation. In any situation where a person isn't given full choice in sexual activity it's not liberating. So until your Knights start pounding manass because it's sexually liberating and accepting women's decisions for no sex...

People don't spend time writing up detailed plans for things they have no attraction to. Oh and the parts where you disagree on the definition of rape, yeah, those are the parts where your personal views on rape show through.

Hmm, yes, there is a long and storied history of rapists becoming forces for good Oh wait no there's not

"We're not gonna rape you, but if you choose not to have sex we're gonna rape you." Goddamn that is some crazy cognitive dissonance. You know what sexual freedom encompasses? The freedom to say no...

Still waiting for a list of non-coercive spells that will be used to coerce a woman to have sex because being forced to have sex is sexual liberation and not rape.

It would be much easier to believe you if you didn't purposefully equate 4E to WoW when there are literally thousands of other images that would pop up on GIS first. But, nope, you fall back on the standard 4E = WoW thing. But that was a nice try

Such biting and original wit!

Image removed by moderator See, it's just my opinion. You can't get offended because it's just an opinion. Heh. Mod Note: This one loses on both the "keep it civil" and "this is a family site" grounds. ~Umbran

You forgot the part where you only actually get to use anything more than the lowest board if you're a caster. Also bravo at another clumsy edition warring attempt

Mmm, yes, very subtle and most definitely not a retarded attack edit: ahahahahahahahahaoh god wait was this serious? because you kinda lost it at the LOL 4E IS WOW meme

1E AD&D 3.X 4E Pathfinder

Especially in anything resembling medieval combat there are diminishing returns to strength, and past an easy to reach point your own contribution to a weapon's speed is negligible. Doing a Hulk impression provides no tangible improvement except maybe you could throw more weight into a swing but...

D&D strength is not 'just' strength; like the other stats it's a crazy amalgamation of concepts are linked to a single stat even though if you're going for ~realism~ there's no way you should accept that. And proportionate strength matters plenty. Or are you going to argue that dwarves should...

If you think the average population of men can bench 170 you're really, really sheltered. Hell, just implying that makes me hugely skeptical that you lift at all, because it implies a staggering amount of ignorance about physical conditioning in general. And among the population who doesn't work...

Oh, as far as dick moves go it is definitely a very mild one. But, still, the warnings given didn't jive with the level of danger; a group of orc hunters are spooked out by some ruins does not equate itself to horrible dangers in any adventurer's mindset.