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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9423643" data-attributes="member: 7006">Then one probably shouldn't buy or use the book.&nbsp; And there's nothing wrong with that.But if someone likes a lot of a book except for a couple rules... you and I have both agreed it is infinitely better to just house rule those ones we don't.&nbsp; Because there's no reason not to.And if a person is strictly a player and thus beholden to the DM's decisions on rules (and can't make any suggestions on amendments to said rules)... then there's no reason to complain about what gets written because that player was going to have no choice in what they played anyway.&nbsp; If the DM decided not to move to the revised 5E24 rules, then they were stuck playing the old one.&nbsp; If the DM has a bunch of house rules they are going to add to their game, then they are stuck playing them.&nbsp; If the DM makes a game world where only certainly options are available, then they are stuck choosing from only those options.There's ALWAYS something to complain about when it comes to the game a person is stuck playing because no two people will ever believe in the exact same game 100% (without compromise or acceptance of a less preferred thing).&nbsp; So why waste your time, energy, and emotions getting all bent out of shape over it?&nbsp; Horrible way to live your life... always mad at this supposed hobby of yours.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9423643, member: 7006"] Then one probably shouldn't buy or use the book. And there's nothing wrong with that. But if someone likes a lot of a book except for a couple rules... you and I have both agreed it is infinitely better to just house rule those ones we don't. Because there's no reason not to. And if a person is strictly a player and thus beholden to the DM's decisions on rules (and can't make any suggestions on amendments to said rules)... then there's no reason to complain about what gets written because that player was going to have no choice in what they played anyway. If the DM decided not to move to the revised 5E24 rules, then they were stuck playing the old one. If the DM has a bunch of house rules they are going to add to their game, then they are stuck playing them. If the DM makes a game world where only certainly options are available, then they are stuck choosing from only those options. There's ALWAYS something to complain about when it comes to the game a person is stuck playing because no two people will ever believe in the exact same game 100% (without compromise or acceptance of a less preferred thing). So why waste your time, energy, and emotions getting all bent out of shape over it? Horrible way to live your life... always mad at this supposed hobby of yours. [/QUOTE]

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