Joshua Randall
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Dude, can you PM me that list? Seriously.MerricB said:On General, there are a dedicated core of "I hate 3.5e"/"I hate Wizards"/"I hate 3e" posters. I'm slowly adding them to my ignore lists
Dude, can you PM me that list? Seriously.MerricB said:On General, there are a dedicated core of "I hate 3.5e"/"I hate Wizards"/"I hate 3e" posters. I'm slowly adding them to my ignore lists
I'm with Andargar in this. I lurk (and post occasionally) on the Rules thread almost exclusively for the same reasons. And dabble in Playing the Game and Story Hour (mostly just Piratecat's stuff due to time). But I do pick up some interesting threads via the 'latest forum topics' hit list on the front page (such as this thread in Meta).andargor said:I find this thread interesting, especially the opinions about the Rules forum. That's where I hang 95% of the time. And 4.5% of the time in the Software & Computers forum.
I actually enjoy the Rules forum. Even as a (very) long time gamer, I like to discover new things about the game. I'm still learning now. And I take my role as our group's rule lawyer very seriously. Yes, some people take that as a negative.
Well, since whining about whining would probably be called metawhining, the subforum choice is highly appropriatejgbrowning said:This Thread: A buncha whiners whining about how they're not whining or whining?
The head 'plodes!![]()
joe b.
Henry said:Heck, I have 10,000+ posts here, and people mostly STILL don't listen to what I have to say, unless it's something official. Sometimes, not even then!![]()
mythusmage said:After your treatment of Eleanor of Aquitaine I am not surprised.
Henry said:Psst - wrong Henry - about 400 years my senior...![]()
MerricB:MerricB said:On General, there are a dedicated core of "I hate 3.5e"/"I hate Wizards"/"I hate 3e" posters. I'm slowly adding them to my ignore lists, and I really wish that would also mean they couldn't see my posts.
Most of the people around here are good people, but there are a few I'd rather like to see gone.
Cheers!
The worst threads in the rules forum for arguments are the ones when Wizards puts out a FAQ or Rules of the Game article that is patently wrong and contradicts itself and the core books. Half the people will say that it makes it right if they say it on the website, even though those two features are supposed to be clarifications. The other half will say that you should ignore those features.I've seen several references to the rules forum being the thickest hive of mindless bickering on EN World. I don't post there much except when I want help on specific issues, so I have a hard time understanding how the RUles forum could be such a heated place.
To illustrate this, let me put forward two hypothetical (note--not typical) conversations, one in the rules forum and one in general:

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.