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<blockquote data-quote="jasamcarl" data-source="post: 1964612" data-attributes="member: 1251">Sure they needed to know. They needed to know so that they could take the posters opinion into context. Or so i assumed in the few seconds i gave to considering whether or not to post.As to the standard you set, I'll be sure to interrogate any negative opinion you have conscerning, oh, a gaming supplement when I'm not satisfied with the reasons you provide. You better start typing out the rough drafts now!!! As to the X-Files, no it didn't have anything in the way of character growth, but its virtue was that it didn't really try, but was instead merely competently acted and directed and amounted to the very least a mood peace. Can't say the same about Trek. Of course i understand that they are intended to be morality dramas, the problem being that they aren't at all subtle and very few of the situations are at all believable or relevant, being wrapped up in overdone canon. That, combined with the one dimensional characters , tends to rob the stories of any real dramatic tension. They are always more the sketches of an idea than a fleshed out final product...and the ideas aren't even all that original, being conscerned mostly with usually one sided arguments in favor freedom, equality, and meritocracy (no possible contradictions amongst those, no sirey!!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jasamcarl, post: 1964612, member: 1251"] Sure they needed to know. They needed to know so that they could take the posters opinion into context. Or so i assumed in the few seconds i gave to considering whether or not to post. As to the standard you set, I'll be sure to interrogate any negative opinion you have conscerning, oh, a gaming supplement when I'm not satisfied with the reasons you provide. You better start typing out the rough drafts now!!! As to the X-Files, no it didn't have anything in the way of character growth, but its virtue was that it didn't really try, but was instead merely competently acted and directed and amounted to the very least a mood peace. Can't say the same about Trek. Of course i understand that they are intended to be morality dramas, the problem being that they aren't at all subtle and very few of the situations are at all believable or relevant, being wrapped up in overdone canon. That, combined with the one dimensional characters , tends to rob the stories of any real dramatic tension. They are always more the sketches of an idea than a fleshed out final product...and the ideas aren't even all that original, being conscerned mostly with usually one sided arguments in favor freedom, equality, and meritocracy (no possible contradictions amongst those, no sirey!!) [/QUOTE]

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