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<blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 8340840" data-attributes="member: 86653"><p>And? There are better and worse ways to plant a garden. It's not a moral judgement to acknowledge that. If your goal is to grow veg in your garden there are better and worse ways to accomplish that. If you open a packet of seeds and pour the contents out on your kitchen floor it's quite likely you won't end up with veggies growing, unless of course your kitchen floor happens to have all the dirt, water, sunlight, fertilizer, etc that you'd typically find in a garden. There are better and worse ways to play games. Take Diplomacy, for example. If your goal is to get people to trust you enough to form alliances then constantly stabbing people in the back is a poor way to accomplish that goal. Again, it's not a moral judgement to acknowledge that. Likewise, if you're trying to run a wilderness exploration hexcrawl prepping a linear dungeon adventure is not best practices. Again, that's not a moral judgement on wilderness exploration, hexcrawls, linear adventures, or dungeons. If you want to X try A, B, and C while trying to avoid G, H, and I.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="overgeeked, post: 8340840, member: 86653"] And? There are better and worse ways to plant a garden. It's not a moral judgement to acknowledge that. If your goal is to grow veg in your garden there are better and worse ways to accomplish that. If you open a packet of seeds and pour the contents out on your kitchen floor it's quite likely you won't end up with veggies growing, unless of course your kitchen floor happens to have all the dirt, water, sunlight, fertilizer, etc that you'd typically find in a garden. There are better and worse ways to play games. Take Diplomacy, for example. If your goal is to get people to trust you enough to form alliances then constantly stabbing people in the back is a poor way to accomplish that goal. Again, it's not a moral judgement to acknowledge that. Likewise, if you're trying to run a wilderness exploration hexcrawl prepping a linear dungeon adventure is not best practices. Again, that's not a moral judgement on wilderness exploration, hexcrawls, linear adventures, or dungeons. If you want to X try A, B, and C while trying to avoid G, H, and I. [/QUOTE]

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