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<blockquote data-quote="JamesonCourage" data-source="post: 5562876" data-attributes="member: 6668292">Considering just how subjective &quot;people's enjoyment&quot; is, I'd say that while it has some place in this discussion, it's rather small. We're talking about theoretical and even potentially optional house rules. We're not talking about revising the game with these rules in place, and then making them the new default.And with this, I think I'm going to step out of the thread. At least until things become much less personal to people when it shouldn't be. Nobody is trying to disregard how women feel*. Nobody is trying to discuss implementations that women object to*.Perhaps reasonable discourse on theoretical mechanical implementations that are broadly acceptable are best left to another board, or a room full of friends.As far as this thread goes, I didn't enter it to get into a moral debate. It was to explore possible mechanical differences between the sexes. It wasn't to offend people by even discussing the subject. If that is indeed the case (as it's inherently a moral issue to some people), then I think I have to bow out to a forum a little more private, where I can discuss this rationally.Play what you like.*I've been told not to speak for Celebrim.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JamesonCourage, post: 5562876, member: 6668292"] Considering just how subjective "people's enjoyment" is, I'd say that while it has some place in this discussion, it's rather small. We're talking about [I]theoretical and even potentially optional house rules[/I]. We're not talking about revising the game with these rules in place, and then making them the new default. And with this, I think I'm going to step out of the thread. At least until things become much less personal to people when it shouldn't be. Nobody is trying to disregard how women feel*. Nobody is trying to discuss implementations that women object to*. Perhaps reasonable discourse on theoretical mechanical implementations that are broadly acceptable are best left to another board, or a room full of friends. As far as this thread goes, I didn't enter it to get into a moral debate. It was to explore possible mechanical differences between the sexes. It wasn't to offend people by even discussing the subject. If that is indeed the case (as it's inherently a moral issue to some people), then I think I have to bow out to a forum a little more private, where I can discuss this rationally. Play what you like. *I've been told not to speak for Celebrim. [/QUOTE]

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