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<blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 9094716" data-attributes="member: 7034611">ok, yes, but it becomes a question of which one you like better, because there can be only one (template or animal wildshape), and whichever one loses is out. So the question that needs answering is which one you like better, esp. since WotC threw out the ‘loser’ without warning.If they iterated instead, you could afford to answer what they pretended they were asking and see if you like their proposal better next time.The saving grace is that ‘I like’ and ‘I prefer’ are usually correlated, so they can still land on the right conclusion, but you are no longer telling them you want it thrown out or iterated on directlyI guess that is my problem with it. They ask ‘how do you like it’, but then act as if I answered ‘which one do you like better’ by throwing it out if I picked too low, even if I wanted them to take a second shotI would prefer if I could tell them which of the two I meant instead of them drawing conclusions . A dissatisfied’ to me means ‘please improve this’, a ‘satisfied’ means ‘we are good to go’, a ‘very satisfied’ means ‘this is perfect, don’t you dare change it’</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mamba, post: 9094716, member: 7034611"] ok, yes, but it becomes a question of which one you like better, because there can be only one (template or animal wildshape), and whichever one loses is out. So the question that needs answering is which one you like better, esp. since WotC threw out the ‘loser’ without warning. If they iterated instead, you could afford to answer what they pretended they were asking and see if you like their proposal better next time. The saving grace is that ‘I like’ and ‘I prefer’ are usually correlated, so they can still land on the right conclusion, but you are no longer telling them you want it thrown out or iterated on directly I guess that is my problem with it. They ask ‘how do you like it’, but then act as if I answered ‘which one do you like better’ by throwing it out if I picked too low, even if I wanted them to take a second shot I would prefer if I could tell them which of the two I meant instead of them drawing conclusions . A dissatisfied’ to me means ‘please improve this’, a ‘satisfied’ means ‘we are good to go’, a ‘very satisfied’ means ‘this is perfect, don’t you dare change it’ [/QUOTE]

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