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<blockquote data-quote="Not a Decepticon" data-source="post: 9775261" data-attributes="member: 7020527"><p>That "roughly" does so much work carrying this sentence it is going to collapse. Any setting in which "roughly" aligned means the characters know exact mechanical exploit, down to number of hours, is held together by a ductape.</p><p></p><p></p><p>then he also knows he is in good condition to keep going for a while regardless. In school did you demand a day off lessons after every PE?</p><p></p><p></p><p>"We just rested. We faced one enemy and you cast just a single spell, then resort to one we all see you do repedeately for hours. If you're such a lousy mage that you're already in need to rest, you should not be here."</p><p></p><p>Please stop acting like anyone in their right mind, when faced with a taxing task, would purposefully drag it across days just to always have optimal performenace. This is a that guy behavior.</p><p></p><p>And I'm not gonna lie, the roleplay bit you did here sounds exactly like one of more infamous That Guy moments done by Orion Acaba in Critical Role Campaign 1. Is your character going to say he is not taking another step until you take a long rest next?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Not a Decepticon, post: 9775261, member: 7020527"] That "roughly" does so much work carrying this sentence it is going to collapse. Any setting in which "roughly" aligned means the characters know exact mechanical exploit, down to number of hours, is held together by a ductape. then he also knows he is in good condition to keep going for a while regardless. In school did you demand a day off lessons after every PE? "We just rested. We faced one enemy and you cast just a single spell, then resort to one we all see you do repedeately for hours. If you're such a lousy mage that you're already in need to rest, you should not be here." Please stop acting like anyone in their right mind, when faced with a taxing task, would purposefully drag it across days just to always have optimal performenace. This is a that guy behavior. And I'm not gonna lie, the roleplay bit you did here sounds exactly like one of more infamous That Guy moments done by Orion Acaba in Critical Role Campaign 1. Is your character going to say he is not taking another step until you take a long rest next? [/QUOTE]
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