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<blockquote data-quote="Voneth" data-source="post: 392111" data-attributes="member: 1016">LOL! there you go again! I ask why are YOU letting yourself be spoon fed through that thar fancy hardback! Hell, any real DND player would use the REAL 1st ed that came in the box and was a white booklet, not that mislabled monstronsity of more than 100 pages! Yeah, ultimate flexiblity! You make up almost EVERY rule as you go along.As a further example:Right now I am using a computer with a word processor. Should I be lazy becauase I am not using an assembler language to input my sentences in &quot;1&quot; and &quot;0?&quot; And now I have also think of grammar and sentence structure.Sure some hobbist like to build a computer from scratch, including their own quirky OS, before they start playing a strategy game. Others like to fine tune a regular computer with their own sound and graphic cards, and then mess with conflicting drivers all day. Others like the idea just slapping a disk the console and start playing.Does that diminish the actual effort and cunning of the player's attempts to win the game? no.It all boils down to your personal taste in how much prep time you want before the game compared to actual time spent playing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voneth, post: 392111, member: 1016"] LOL! there you go again! I ask why are YOU letting yourself be spoon fed through that thar fancy hardback! Hell, any real DND player would use the REAL 1st ed that came in the box and was a white booklet, not that mislabled monstronsity of more than 100 pages! Yeah, ultimate flexiblity! You make up almost EVERY rule as you go along. As a further example: Right now I am using a computer with a word processor. Should I be lazy becauase I am not using an assembler language to input my sentences in "1" and "0?" And now I have also think of grammar and sentence structure. Sure some hobbist like to build a computer from scratch, including their own quirky OS, before they start playing a strategy game. Others like to fine tune a regular computer with their own sound and graphic cards, and then mess with conflicting drivers all day. Others like the idea just slapping a disk the console and start playing. Does that diminish the actual effort and cunning of the player's attempts to win the game? no. It all boils down to your personal taste in how much prep time you want before the game compared to actual time spent playing. [/QUOTE]

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