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<blockquote data-quote="D.Shaffer" data-source="post: 4100729" data-attributes="member: 8918">Considering many of those designers actually post to this board, is it wise to assume things that lead down into argument?&nbsp; If they're designing things that 'show contempt for the intellect of gamers', what does that state about the people who like the direction the game is going?&nbsp; You've essentially just called us a bunch of idiots.&nbsp; To get back to the subject at hand...the healing doesnt bother me at all, but that's apparently because I look at it with a more narrative frame of mind.&nbsp; If they're fine after a full night's of rest, then no, obviously they didnt take any significant injury.&nbsp; It was all superficial scratches.&nbsp; Unless there's a particular reason for them to be laid up for several weeks, I dont see the reason to inflict them on a player just because someone thinks it'd be more 'realistic'.&nbsp; Especially since most of that down time would usually amount to the DM either fast forwarding to whatever time period brings them back up to full, or the players using up their healing wand charges.&nbsp; Could you, as a DM, get around these problems?&nbsp; Sure, but the same solutions to that in 3rd also apply to 4th.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D.Shaffer, post: 4100729, member: 8918"] Considering many of those designers actually post to this board, is it wise to assume things that lead down into argument? If they're designing things that 'show contempt for the intellect of gamers', what does that state about the people who like the direction the game is going? You've essentially just called us a bunch of idiots. To get back to the subject at hand...the healing doesnt bother me at all, but that's apparently because I look at it with a more narrative frame of mind. If they're fine after a full night's of rest, then no, obviously they didnt take any significant injury. It was all superficial scratches. Unless there's a particular reason for them to be laid up for several weeks, I dont see the reason to inflict them on a player just because someone thinks it'd be more 'realistic'. Especially since most of that down time would usually amount to the DM either fast forwarding to whatever time period brings them back up to full, or the players using up their healing wand charges. Could you, as a DM, get around these problems? Sure, but the same solutions to that in 3rd also apply to 4th. [/QUOTE]

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