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Still destined to fail though. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnyyyyyydaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyy now.

So the consumer shouldn't get to decide anything? Great! I agree with you! The consumer did not decide this though, the company did.

So someone shouldn't suffer consequences for the actions that they have taken, am I getting that right?

That would be, but that's not what I'm saying. Either link those arguments, or use your own. What has been asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.

And it's unreasonable to expect me to do that exclusively for your benefit. Use your words and people will listen, don't, and people won't, it's that simple.

I mean, you can't back up your point, so it's not unreasonable to believe there is none besides what just you say.

Since you provided none, I am going to assume that there is none.

Gladly.

Them.

Because that might prevent him from doing something. Not something he might want to do at all, just that it might prevent him from doing it at all.

Oh that's easy, Oceania and Polynesia.

This excludes you, of course

Well there's a simple answer to this, actually. They're doing it specifically to annoy you.

I'll be honest, now that you mention something like that it just makes me want to try and pull that off. I'd probably use a Green Dragon because spiders already do Poison damage. The Breath I could write off as it spitting poisonous webs at the party, but the flight would be the big one. I...

Like... always or can cast it 1/long rest or something?

Work smarter not harder?

I kinda want to run a session zero at one point that is basically just the group playing Microscope, because that could be fun and might add some extra player buy-in to the world.

So you never said it, you just implied it, am I getting that right? there is no difference between the two except when dealing with law, and we aren't dealing with law, we are dealing with an elf game.

Dunno how much this will add to the conversation, but I think it's a neat little fact that has relevance to the current conversation: One of the earliest agreed depictions of Science Fiction is The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter which, to quote the Wikipedia article "is a 10th-century Japanese...

I mean, in Pathfinder there is literally a demon lord of pollution, it works.