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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kinetti" data-source="post: 3151421" data-attributes="member: 34654">I will agree with those who have said above that some do level the accusation of "god-moding" to include those who share opinions the accuser does not agree with. In fact, that is why I thought long and hard on if I should reply at all, so I could weigh whether I could seperate my objective view of how over-powered your char may or may not be from whether my characters IC and I OOC "agree" with your ic and ooc views on certain subjects.Those who know me and my chars can likely guess what views those may be. hehe.Therefore, let's see what I can say...to be as objective as possible I would have to first concede I have not seen your char in battle, personally, in ages, and thus the main thing I remember was some storyline you had involving Hephaestos a few years back. And, since much time has passed since then, you may have ironed out many things since then, so I could hardly be fair by including such a storyline in a concurrent assessment.Furthermore, since you admit to using "freeform" tenets in your character make-up, that further makes such assessments of power level moot, as with "Freeform", to be technically, you can do whatever the heck you want.Therefore, I could only leave you with, let those who can better fit your playing style enjoy your Game, and let those who don't, find those who better suit your styles. In that regard, though, I would respectfully disagree with Magi Apolline, in that hey, some people's styles mesh better with some than with others. Therefore, is it fair to naysay those who don't RP with absolutely everyone? If we use our judgement to know that we may not get along with everyone, that makes for less disagreements that may eventually require Magi attention and intercession. Not everyone gets along with everyone else, that's just plain human nature. If I know that my style would only bring conflict with someone else's style, would it not behoove me to not seek out working with them anyway? To invite conflict would only ruin what is meant to be a good time. And sometimes, when one bends too far to concede, it's no longer just compromise, it's surrender, and I know I wouldn't find that fun any more.Ever-seeking Logic ~~ KC, the CAT</blockquote>

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