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<blockquote data-quote="Krystal" data-source="post: 2559962" data-attributes="member: 37301">I find this rather disappointing.It is not a trampling to try to do a spin on someone's work, in my opinion, but an homage.&nbsp; It means that those who did a little spin off had enough interest in what was created that they wanted to play with it a little.&nbsp; Nothing good ever comes from creating something and then demanding that it stay as it was originally made.&nbsp; Furthermore, the redeemer idea and such were printed on line so that others could see and use them.&nbsp; If he wanted it to stay so pristine and original, he should not have posted it publicly.&nbsp; When you post something publicly, you pretty much put it out there for others to read through, interpret, and use as they wish.It is not a mockery, it is not a slap.&nbsp; If anything, as I have said before, it is a GOOD thing that others wish to use them and put a spin on them.&nbsp; THAT is creativity.&nbsp; If they were uncreative, they'd stick with what they used to be so long ago.I mean, come on... how many game designers do you see put out stuff for publication and then go &quot;I'm sorry, but I don't want you to use these concepts I created this way, because that's not how I originally intended them.&quot;&nbsp; I mean, sure, you may hear someone lament it once in a while, but they don't do it like this.Besides... if Astaegloss has such a problem with the way Elistor's player was playing them... then why didn't he come here himself and say so? Stop speaking for Astaegloss, all of you, and let the man let his own words be known.Respectfully,Krystal</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krystal, post: 2559962, member: 37301"] I find this rather disappointing. It is not a trampling to try to do a spin on someone's work, in my opinion, but an homage. It means that those who did a little spin off had enough interest in what was created that they wanted to play with it a little. Nothing good ever comes from creating something and then demanding that it stay as it was originally made. Furthermore, the redeemer idea and such were printed on line so that others could see and use them. If he wanted it to stay so pristine and original, he should not have posted it publicly. When you post something publicly, you pretty much put it out there for others to read through, interpret, and use as they wish. It is not a mockery, it is not a slap. If anything, as I have said before, it is a GOOD thing that others wish to use them and put a spin on them. THAT is creativity. If they were uncreative, they'd stick with what they used to be so long ago. I mean, come on... how many game designers do you see put out stuff for publication and then go "I'm sorry, but I don't want you to use these concepts I created this way, because that's not how I originally intended them." I mean, sure, you may hear someone lament it once in a while, but they don't do it like this. Besides... if Astaegloss has such a problem with the way Elistor's player was playing them... then why didn't he come here himself and say so? Stop speaking for Astaegloss, all of you, and let the man let his own words be known. Respectfully, Krystal [/QUOTE]

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