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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Christian" data-source="post: 8582539" data-attributes="member: 6901101">I bolded the part that is also true for a person on a forum giving advice that only hears one side of the issue.I gave those examples because those are table problems. Not - the player keeps ordering food during combat or the player keeps getting on their phone. Those are not problems, they are preferences. You see, I feel that those defending are looking at it as if they actually know the people involved. If you were to tell me, Player A is creating for Player B, and I know both of them. I know their relationship. And yes, I hang out with both of them. Then yes, you have perspective. Even better, you have context. But what you are saying is that an unknown person who only hears one side of the story, and by default, has limited context and perspective, has a better chance of coming up with options than a person who is there. I respectfully disagree.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott Christian, post: 8582539, member: 6901101"] I bolded the part that is also true for a person on a forum giving advice that only hears [I]one side of the issue.[/I] I gave those examples because those are table problems. Not - the player keeps ordering food during combat or the player keeps getting on their phone. Those are not problems, they are preferences. You see, I feel that those defending are looking at it as if they actually know the people involved. If you were to tell me, Player A is creating for Player B, and I know both of them. I know their relationship. And yes, I hang out with both of them. Then yes, you [I]have perspective[/I]. Even better, you [I]have context[/I]. But what you are saying is that an unknown person who only hears one side of the story, and by default, has limited context and perspective, has a better chance of coming up with options than a person who is there. I respectfully disagree. [/QUOTE]

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