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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rackhir" data-source="post: 768862" data-attributes="member: 149">If it were that simple to solve the problem, then it would have been solved already. The fact that several people essentially made the same suggestions shortly after the original post should indicate that the obvious solutions are not exactly arcane mysteries revealed only to the enlightened. When the obvious solutions are not working or not being used, generally it is because there are deeper problems that the obvious problems are only symptoms of.Also I suspect that DocM is not the sort of person to make this sort of post, unless he was already very frustrated. From his posts, he has pointed out the problems and indicated possible solutions to the player and that the player has attemted to work around the character's limitations. However, none of this has lead to any workable solutions. Therefore what I am seeing in this dilemma is that there is a fundamental incompatability between their two styles. I may well be wrong, as I know neither of them. None the less, as far as I can tell the problem isn't really the mark up when buying things, it's that they don't want to be playing the same kind of game. DocM certainly doesn't sound like he's interested in changing the way he DM's things. The player doesn't sound like he can change the way he plays. Something is going to have to give sooner or later. Obviously the DM can't leave the campaign, that leaves the player.</blockquote>

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