Disturbing Trend

[Crothian]

Or it shows that despite the decades of these type of complaints the game was never willing to change or fix these things.

 

[hong]

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

 

[Reynard]

Or it shows that despite the decades of these type of complaints the game was never willing to change or fix these things.

Oh, wait. these were problems? they still are?

 

[hong]

I'll point out that in "Mark Kreighbaum's" haste to use syllables, he failed to notice that the adjectival form of polyhedra is polyhedric.

HAW HAW!

 

[Kralin Thornberry]

I never said it was a problem, just that it seems to still be happening. Of course, if you don't like a rule/class/etc., ignore it!

 

[Crothian]

I wonder if this is the same guy that wrote the Eyes of God? Quasqueton, you should try to contact him and see if he has an update on his position.

 

[Presto2112]

Or it shows that despite the decades of these type of complaints the game was never willing to change or fix these things.

Or that no matter what you may do in an attempt to improve something, some people are simply never going to be pleased.

 

[Fifth Element]

Please lean a bit to your left. I can't see the bottom of page 45.

Oh, it's just an old ad from Judges Guild for Tarantis.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

It's one of the constants. One of the things that will never change: People complain.

They will complain that there is too little roleplaying. They will complain that there is not enough substance. Some will do both at the same time. This is true no matter what game, gaming group, time, edition, rulebook, or time of the year.

You could play a free-form game and people would complain that it's too rollplay centered, or a wargame with too much roleplaying going on.

 

[Bad Paper]

Are we talking about this guy? I live in Berkeley. It looks like he still keeps a PO Box up the street (Google search, dontchaknow).