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<blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 154244" data-attributes="member: 284">But you can't.&nbsp; That is what everyone has been pointing out to you, in many different ways.Just because you have chosen to ignore the parts of the Core Rules that contradict your little theory, doesn't mean the rest of us are as willfully blind as you are.&nbsp;&nbsp; We actually understand the rules, in both the intent and the letter, as you either do not, or have chosen to ignore. Just because an action can be replaced with a move, does not mean that a move can be replaced with an action.&nbsp; That is the single truth you cannot change, no matter how much you try to obfsucate the issue.&nbsp;&nbsp; Your little logic diagrams are all built on a false premise, and are therefore absolutely worthless.&nbsp; A double move is simple a standard action where you have chosen to replace the &quot;do something&quot; part of &quot;do something and move&quot; with another &quot;move.&nbsp;&nbsp; That's what is &quot;special&quot; about it: you have chosen to move twice instead of performing and action and moving.&nbsp; Nowhere do the rules suggest that you to replace a Move/MEA with a Partial action.&nbsp; Nowhere.&nbsp;&nbsp; They only allow you to replace a Partial Action with a Move/MEA, and if you are under a Slow spell, Haste spell, or similar effect you can replace two Partial Actions with a Full Round Action. Just give it up, and stop denying the truth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caliban, post: 154244, member: 284"] But you can't. That is what everyone has been pointing out to you, in many different ways. Just because [b]you[/b] have chosen to ignore the parts of the Core Rules that contradict your little theory, doesn't mean the rest of us are as willfully blind as you are. We actually understand the rules, in both the intent and the letter, as you either do not, or have chosen to ignore. Just because an action can be replaced with a move, does not mean that a move can be replaced with an action. That is the single truth you cannot change, no matter how much you try to obfsucate the issue. Your little logic diagrams are all built on a false premise, and are therefore absolutely worthless. A double move is simple a standard action where you have chosen to replace the "do something" part of "do something and move" with another "move. That's what is "special" about it: you have chosen to move twice instead of performing and action and moving. Nowhere do the rules suggest that you to replace a Move/MEA with a Partial action. Nowhere. They only allow you to replace a Partial Action with a Move/MEA, and if you are under a [i]Slow[/i] spell, [i]Haste[/i] spell, or similar effect you can replace two Partial Actions with a Full Round Action. Just give it up, and stop denying the truth. [/QUOTE]

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