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<blockquote data-quote="Donatello" data-source="post: 4355535" data-attributes="member: 987">No offense taken.&nbsp; I was basically saying is exactly your point; in real life and death situations, your endurance goes to new levels.&nbsp; Your drive, your focus, your will, all spike in ways I can't personally relate to (having only had to risk my character's life, not my own) but can only imagine.Now, if &quot;Firefighter 4e&quot; was being run by me, I would say those 3 minute rides were rests, each fire a new encounter, and each time is a new well of endurance you draw from via encounter powers.&nbsp; The daily powers you have are those moments when you pull something out that just doesn't come back in that quick ride or in that moment of zen when you're preparing for the next.I salute you for risking your life as an occupation (my father's side of the family has a few career firefighters), and I hope you don't think I'm trying to trivialize the human spirit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Donatello, post: 4355535, member: 987"] No offense taken. I was basically saying is exactly your point; in real life and death situations, your endurance goes to new levels. Your drive, your focus, your will, all spike in ways I can't personally relate to (having only had to risk my character's life, not my own) but can only imagine. Now, if "Firefighter 4e" was being run by me, I would say those 3 minute rides were rests, each fire a new encounter, and each time is a new well of endurance you draw from via encounter powers. The daily powers you have are those moments when you pull something out that just doesn't come back in that quick ride or in that moment of zen when you're preparing for the next. I salute you for risking your life as an occupation (my father's side of the family has a few career firefighters), and I hope you don't think I'm trying to trivialize the human spirit. [/QUOTE]

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