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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfspider" data-source="post: 81591" data-attributes="member: 300">Well, if you want to CHEAT, sure, the game can be played that way.&nbsp; I'm afraid this statement really didn't change my position toward what you did.&nbsp; If anything, I think it's a little pitiful that you just then justified cheating by saying it was a valid way to play.&nbsp; Strangely enough, I don't really feel angry.&nbsp; Just sad.&nbsp; Very sad.&nbsp;Don't be ridiculous.&nbsp; Bringing your character's back to life would be simplicity itself, if you and the DM decided that's what you wanted to do.&nbsp; If Spock can come back to life in a universe with no magic, then you're high level characters can be&nbsp; raised and ressurrected back into action within days, no worse for wear other than perhaps some lost magical items.&nbsp; So, again, I feel utterly unconvinced by your argument.&nbsp;I can't disagree with you there.&nbsp;I have every right to say that you've disrespected your DM because it's true.As far as your other comment, consider the following hypothetical situation.&nbsp; If I were playing a game of poker with a group of friends, and I had played poker with them for years, and then I found out that they had been cheating, you bet I'd be angry.&nbsp; I'd probably never play poker with them again, although more than likely I'd remain friends with them (after a short period of being pretty sore).If you go back and read, I never encouraged Doc Midnight to give up his friendship with you, just that you probably were not worth gaming with due to your untrustworthiness.&nbsp; That's my advice to give, and I can give any advice I damn well please.&nbsp; Of course, Doc Midnight is free to completely ignore this advice, as is his right as a thinking human being.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolfspider, post: 81591, member: 300"] Well, if you want to CHEAT, sure, the game can be played that way. I'm afraid this statement really didn't change my position toward what you did. If anything, I think it's a little pitiful that you just then justified cheating by saying it was a valid way to play. Strangely enough, I don't really feel angry. Just sad. Very sad. Don't be ridiculous. Bringing your character's back to life would be simplicity itself, if you and the DM decided that's what you wanted to do. If Spock can come back to life in a universe with no magic, then you're high level characters can be raised and ressurrected back into action within days, no worse for wear other than perhaps some lost magical items. So, again, I feel utterly unconvinced by your argument. I can't disagree with you there. I have every right to say that you've disrespected your DM because it's true. As far as your other comment, consider the following hypothetical situation. If I were playing a game of poker with a group of friends, and I had played poker with them for years, and then I found out that they had been cheating, you bet I'd be angry. I'd probably never play poker with them again, although more than likely I'd remain friends with them (after a short period of being pretty sore). If you go back and read, I never encouraged Doc Midnight to give up his friendship with you, just that you probably were not worth gaming with due to your untrustworthiness. That's my advice to give, and I can give any advice I damn well please. Of course, Doc Midnight is free to completely ignore this advice, as is his right as a thinking human being. [/QUOTE]

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