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<blockquote data-quote="Hawk Diesel" data-source="post: 9169040" data-attributes="member: 59848">Yea, and what you consider &quot;coherent&quot; is a narrow perspective based in personal bias and ignores the fact that others find it coherent. This is a personal limitation, not one based in any system.Speaking about physics in a game where you can crap on the laws of thermodynamics and create energy and matter from nothing is nothing short of adorable. The thing that matters is internal consistency within the narrative.Once again, personal bias for what is acceptable is not a basis for an argument. It's a statement of opinion, and the way you state your opinion seems to be that your is better than mine which is in itself nonsensical.Once again, stating something is incohorent and using personal bias is not a basis for an argument. If you don't like chocolate and don't understand why others enjoy it, that doesn't make chocolate incoherent. It makes it a matter of taste.Once again, this seems more of a personal limitation than an argument of &quot;coherency.&quot;Another personal opinion and bias, not the self-evident truth as you are trying to present it as.Good! I would hope you stand by your personal preference. I just wish you wouldn't crap on others for liking something differently and using faulty logic to try and &quot;win&quot; an argument about whose opinion is &quot;right&quot; or legitimate.You aren't the gatekeeper of D&amp;D or the arbiter of what's acceptable. Stop acting like it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hawk Diesel, post: 9169040, member: 59848"] Yea, and what you consider "coherent" is a narrow perspective based in personal bias and ignores the fact that others find it coherent. This is a personal limitation, not one based in any system. Speaking about physics in a game where you can crap on the laws of thermodynamics and create energy and matter from nothing is nothing short of adorable. The thing that matters is internal consistency within the narrative. Once again, personal bias for what is acceptable is not a basis for an argument. It's a statement of opinion, and the way you state your opinion seems to be that your is better than mine which is in itself nonsensical. Once again, stating something is incohorent and using personal bias is not a basis for an argument. If you don't like chocolate and don't understand why others enjoy it, that doesn't make chocolate incoherent. It makes it a matter of taste. Once again, this seems more of a personal limitation than an argument of "coherency." Another personal opinion and bias, not the self-evident truth as you are trying to present it as. Good! I would hope you stand by your personal preference. I just wish you wouldn't crap on others for liking something differently and using faulty logic to try and "win" an argument about whose opinion is "right" or legitimate. You aren't the gatekeeper of D&D or the arbiter of what's acceptable. Stop acting like it. [/QUOTE]

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