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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 938431" data-attributes="member: 8158">*shrugs*I used to get the same sort of comments when I was in the WarHammer forums commenting on my disappointment with how GWS had wrecked my favorite army:"Shouldn't you wait until after the army book actually comes out before you start complaining?"And then when I expressed my dissatisfaction after the book came out, what do you think the clever responses were?"What's the point of complaining now? The book's already out!"...and that was followed-up by..."Why don't you play for a while with your new army before you make up your mind?"Months passed. Played my share of games, and sure enough the army's inflexible lameness was manifold. Was it OK to vent now? Nope:"I can't believe someone would complain about the army he's been playing with all this time!"Most people simply don't care about what peeves you, and they'll always find a reason for insisting the circumstances don't warrant complaining.No doubt many folks are now itching to put my text in quotes and reply "So don't complain! Just learn to deal with it!" Of course, that's bunk. Complaining beats suffering in silence hands down. Who inspired the vast majority of 3.5e's revisions? All those whiners out there engaging in allegedly ineffectual, pointless complaints. There's nothing inherently wrong with complaining: it's the merits of the complaints (and lack thereof) that should draw fire, not the simple act of complaining itself.</blockquote>

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