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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 8805850" data-attributes="member: 23751"><p>I get that some feel it is not. That's what I'm saying. Their feelings are fine. The time of troubles was felt trivial to me. My feelings were not relevant to the degree of change, though. It was major regardless of how trivial it felt to me. If you alter the feel(some of the essence of the setting) of a setting, that is a major change regardless of how people feel about it. To some that major change will feel major, and to others the major change will feel trivial.</p><p></p><p>You aren't understanding me. What I am saying about old timers has nothing it all to do with how you feel about it. The overwhelming majority of new players never experienced the original Krynn, so it's pretty much only the old timers(not all of them) who can feel that the changes are major, minor or whatever. New players are probably not going to notice any changes, since they have nothing to compare it to.</p><p></p><p>Will there be some exceptions with new players who do research into the old setting, sure. The vast majority won't.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 8805850, member: 23751"] I get that some feel it is not. That's what I'm saying. Their feelings are fine. The time of troubles was felt trivial to me. My feelings were not relevant to the degree of change, though. It was major regardless of how trivial it felt to me. If you alter the feel(some of the essence of the setting) of a setting, that is a major change regardless of how people feel about it. To some that major change will feel major, and to others the major change will feel trivial. You aren't understanding me. What I am saying about old timers has nothing it all to do with how you feel about it. The overwhelming majority of new players never experienced the original Krynn, so it's pretty much only the old timers(not all of them) who can feel that the changes are major, minor or whatever. New players are probably not going to notice any changes, since they have nothing to compare it to. Will there be some exceptions with new players who do research into the old setting, sure. The vast majority won't. [/QUOTE]
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