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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 5265548" data-attributes="member: 7006">Yes, this has been one of the points you've been trying to get across.&nbsp; However, in trying to do that, you said the following:You were strong enough in your language that it caused Philosopher to genuinely question what was going on that this game was released with this supposedly broken math mechanic in it.&nbsp; And all I did was to assure him that you were exagerating the problem.&nbsp; Not that the problem doesn't exist, but that the problem isn't as all-encompassing (or as you put it 'broken') as you made it out to be.'Broken' means it is virtually impossible to use something as-is because it changes the game so dramatically that the game comes to a complete stop because of it.&nbsp; 'Broken' does not mean (despite what many folks on these boards who are also prone to hyperbole tend to use it as) something is overpowered or underpowered compared to other options.&nbsp; They are not equivalent.&nbsp; And if someone tries to use it that way, I will point out the exaggeration.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 5265548, member: 7006"] Yes, this has been one of the points you've been trying to get across. However, in trying to do that, you said the following: You were strong enough in your language that it caused Philosopher to genuinely question what was going on that this game was released with this supposedly [I]broken[/I] math mechanic in it. And all I did was to assure him that you were [I]exagerating[/I] the problem. Not that the problem doesn't exist, but that the problem isn't as all-encompassing (or as you put it [I]'broken'[/I]) as you made it out to be. 'Broken' means it is virtually impossible to use something as-is because it changes the game so dramatically that the game comes to a complete stop because of it. 'Broken' does not mean (despite what many folks on these boards who are also prone to hyperbole tend to use it as) something is [I]overpowered[/I] or [I]underpowered[/I] compared to other options. They are not equivalent. And if someone tries to use it that way, I will point out the exaggeration. [/QUOTE]

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