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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 9521468" data-attributes="member: 18">LOL obviously it makes a huge difference. You don't care how the car drives, how the seats are, and no, you're not "using it". you're using a part of it, separated from the rest.It is basic common sense, the lowest possible most obvious sense that if you only use a part of thing your opinion differ from those who use the whole.So you know perfectly well and were just sealioning? Is that what you're saying? Jeez.A lot of the time? Yeah that was exactly the problem. A lot of these were advertised as X, then were essentially Y. You can say "Your dumb ass should have wised up sooner", but I was a teenager man, you're meant to be dumb when you're a teen!It also means products are less useful, which is very disappointing even if you don't buy them, and I know you don't even disagree, because you've complained about setting books having wasted space on stuff, or not putting enough time and effort into certain bits - and settings/adventures obsessing about metaplot did the same.It's also notable ones that were consciously and obviously metaplot were way less annoying, even cool sometimes, like The Time of Thin Blood - it wasted a little too much time on fixing what the metaplot was going to be, but at least it was up front and had useful/different stuff in it. It was metaplot focused openly, not just "SURPRISE! A THIRD OF THIS IS METAPLOT JUNK!".</blockquote>