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<blockquote data-quote="Achan hiArusa" data-source="post: 1881814" data-attributes="member: 2597">ProbablyI guess it would just depend.&nbsp; I find that playing the game is very different from analyzing it.I find rules analysis much easier to deal with than physics problems.&nbsp; I can spend eight hours working on a new prestige class, converting Kult monsters to d20 or World of Darkness, modifying the Massive Death Threshold/Wound points system to my liking, or any of that stuff easily and think &quot;where did the time go?&quot;&nbsp; But when I spend eight hours trying to find the electric field inside a grounded sphere with a dipole just off the center or trying to find out how to make a cyclochloroalkenol from an alkene, I count every minute and I have to be away from my computer and my roleplaying books to do it.&nbsp; And doing my thesis has killed most of my interest in Astronomy.&nbsp; But I will say that I had a problem on probability curves and finished it in record time because I was used to determining die probabilities by hand and for some reason I spent sixteen hours working on a multiplication table for a 26 element group with three cycles and loved it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Achan hiArusa, post: 1881814, member: 2597"] [b]Probably[/b] I guess it would just depend. I find that playing the game is very different from analyzing it. I find rules analysis much easier to deal with than physics problems. I can spend eight hours working on a new prestige class, converting Kult monsters to d20 or World of Darkness, modifying the Massive Death Threshold/Wound points system to my liking, or any of that stuff easily and think "where did the time go?" But when I spend eight hours trying to find the electric field inside a grounded sphere with a dipole just off the center or trying to find out how to make a cyclochloroalkenol from an alkene, I count every minute and I have to be away from my computer and my roleplaying books to do it. And doing my thesis has killed most of my interest in Astronomy. But I will say that I had a problem on probability curves and finished it in record time because I was used to determining die probabilities by hand and for some reason I spent sixteen hours working on a multiplication table for a 26 element group with three cycles and loved it. [/QUOTE]

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