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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 9775608" data-attributes="member: 93670"><p>Then the problem causing a breakdown in this discussion is one on your part where you cannot envision a scenario where players feel like they are entitled to nova regularly as good and intended behavior even as far as needed to discuss it. More than that, you seem unwilling to even imagine looking through that lense of imagination at a scenario where the players have made that decision and shape your responses through that lense. Rather than twisting what was actually said in knots to hastily assign blame.</p><p></p><p>Heck I even posted some screen grabs of a discord exchange with a former player hoping to convince me to return to running a nova loop campaign while accusing me of being "afraid of losing"" earlier. Eventually you've reinterpreted posts you are responding to after stacking so many revisions that you are responding entirely to something of your own creation and expressing frustration when attempts are made to correct responses to things not said.</p><p></p><p>If there is something that is not clear or needs further explanation for you to grok it without having seen it then maybe try asking for clarification rather filling in whatever might be needed to make it make sense then responding to that creation of your own.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 9775608, member: 93670"] Then the problem causing a breakdown in this discussion is one on your part where you cannot envision a scenario where players feel like they are entitled to nova regularly as good and intended behavior even as far as needed to discuss it. More than that, you seem unwilling to even imagine looking through that lense of imagination at a scenario where the players have made that decision and shape your responses through that lense. Rather than twisting what was actually said in knots to hastily assign blame. Heck I even posted some screen grabs of a discord exchange with a former player hoping to convince me to return to running a nova loop campaign while accusing me of being "afraid of losing"" earlier. Eventually you've reinterpreted posts you are responding to after stacking so many revisions that you are responding entirely to something of your own creation and expressing frustration when attempts are made to correct responses to things not said. If there is something that is not clear or needs further explanation for you to grok it without having seen it then maybe try asking for clarification rather filling in whatever might be needed to make it make sense then responding to that creation of your own. [/QUOTE]
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