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<blockquote data-quote="Wicht" data-source="post: 6194203" data-attributes="member: 221"><p>I'm not so much accusing you of doing it wrong as I am entertaining the possibility that I have been doing it right, or at the very least in a way that does not create problems. That I do this using the rules, or a close enough facsimile thereof when I wing a calling, seems to me sufficient evidence of the validity of my own experience. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>But the air is not killing me either and I don't have a problem with the air. Lets say there are two people both breathing the same air. One keeps choking and coughing and sneezing and the other one is not. It is possible that it is not the air that is at fault but a case of influenza.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Okay, that made me laugh. That's like telling a guy to poke himself in the eye so that he can experience the pain everyone else is having by poking themselves in the eyes. </p><p></p><p>If you can acknowledge that there are ways of dealing with the "problem" or that it might be a playstyle difference creating the problem, then why is it so hard to acknowledge the problem may not be inherent with the game itself. I don't do much fancy to avoid the problem, nothing at all in fact. It just simply is not a problem for me. </p><p></p><p> </p><p></p><p>I'm not even sure where that came from? If you want to play 4e, more power to you. Go ahead. It won't hurt my feelings, but it won't convince me that 3x or PF is broken either.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wicht, post: 6194203, member: 221"] I'm not so much accusing you of doing it wrong as I am entertaining the possibility that I have been doing it right, or at the very least in a way that does not create problems. That I do this using the rules, or a close enough facsimile thereof when I wing a calling, seems to me sufficient evidence of the validity of my own experience. But the air is not killing me either and I don't have a problem with the air. Lets say there are two people both breathing the same air. One keeps choking and coughing and sneezing and the other one is not. It is possible that it is not the air that is at fault but a case of influenza. Okay, that made me laugh. That's like telling a guy to poke himself in the eye so that he can experience the pain everyone else is having by poking themselves in the eyes. If you can acknowledge that there are ways of dealing with the "problem" or that it might be a playstyle difference creating the problem, then why is it so hard to acknowledge the problem may not be inherent with the game itself. I don't do much fancy to avoid the problem, nothing at all in fact. It just simply is not a problem for me. I'm not even sure where that came from? If you want to play 4e, more power to you. Go ahead. It won't hurt my feelings, but it won't convince me that 3x or PF is broken either. [/QUOTE]
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