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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Desdichado" data-source="post: 9692300" data-attributes="member: 2205">Like I said, it's a question of degree. I can work with the former, although I'd honestly prefer not to, because they're doing the same thing as the latter, just with admittedly more restraint.No it doesn't.I guarantee you that I've played with many more "optimizers" who insist that their way of playing is the only correct way than I have with the somewhat apocryphal "that's what my character would do" horror stories. I'm not sure that we mean the same thing about socially well-adjusted. Don't try to use that to deflect from what I'm saying.One red flag about socially well-adjusted is people who try to tell me what I think, especially if it's something out of left field that has no relation to anything that I said. Those kinds of people try to tell me that I'm playing the game wrong because my decisions aren't sufficiently optimized, so I'm ruining it for them or something. Lack of social well-adjustment.What I'm saying is that from my point of view, the behavior that you think is fine is actually bad. So yes, you are defending certain bad behavior. For certain interpretations of bad, of course.What in the world are you talking about now? What does any of that have to do with power-gaming?</blockquote>