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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jdavis" data-source="post: 927108" data-attributes="member: 8704">So because he planned everything to a tee and had every detail worked out in advance then he should of had no problem changing it all (including the whole point of the encounter) just for the sake of simplicity? Your arguing that he carefully wrote the adventure to get the players to one place (even though he did say that he planned for two totally different scenerioes) so he should of had no problem fudging the rules and ignoring his carefully laid out scenerio? He stuck to what he had planned and tried to keep his adventure in tact and keep the point of it all relivant, why would he decide to manipulate things in game to go against that. look this is played out, you will never change what you believe and you will keep digging to prove your side, obviously your not presenting anything new to change anybody elses opinion that they formed a half dozen pages ago. We all read it and we all obviously see completly different things, I can't even comprehend half of the points being made and we keep going over the same ground with the same exact arguments. You won't believe or accept my stuff and I have not seen anything new in two pages to make me do anything but become even more firmly entrenched in my view of this. It's a stalemate, it's going nowhere, it's played out. I catagorically reject your arguement and you catagorically reject mine. No new information is being brought up no new ideas or views or slants on the information is being given (by either side). Nothing I say will change your mind so why should I keep trying? The great thing about EN World is that maybe we will agree in the next thread.</blockquote>

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