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<blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 2568048" data-attributes="member: 232">What people resent this type of thing?&nbsp; Plenty of people around here like this type of game.&nbsp; And saying that if people don't enjoy them, its their fault or the fault of the people they play with is rather presumptive of you.&nbsp; Some people perfer higher level games and it has nothing to do with the implied lack of ability you are claiming.&nbsp; You have good points, but you really start this out adveserially.&nbsp; Then in the end you seem to indicate that it is D&amp;D's fault.&nbsp; Which is of course wrong.&nbsp; Take a bit of your own advice, if D&amp;D is all about power then that is the fault of the players and DM.&nbsp; You don't have to run a numbers focused game.&nbsp; But to do that you need people that are not focused on the numbers.I run low level games, I run high level games.&nbsp; But they are always story and plot first.&nbsp; THere is always a lot going on and I run the game I want, which is not numbers heavy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crothian, post: 2568048, member: 232"] What people resent this type of thing? Plenty of people around here like this type of game. And saying that if people don't enjoy them, its their fault or the fault of the people they play with is rather presumptive of you. Some people perfer higher level games and it has nothing to do with the implied lack of ability you are claiming. You have good points, but you really start this out adveserially. Then in the end you seem to indicate that it is D&D's fault. Which is of course wrong. Take a bit of your own advice, if D&D is all about power then that is the fault of the players and DM. You don't have to run a numbers focused game. But to do that you need people that are not focused on the numbers. I run low level games, I run high level games. But they are always story and plot first. THere is always a lot going on and I run the game I want, which is not numbers heavy. [/QUOTE]

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