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<blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 9746613" data-attributes="member: 86653">It's not about &quot;pushing people into their own lanes.&quot; It's about evolving past the endless, pointless circlejerk / circular firing squad. People that drive different types of vehicles want overlapping things, but we can still talk about the differences between sports cars, jeeps, minivans, and mopeds. But not around here. &quot;If you want gas mileage more than anything, the moped is your best option...&quot; &quot;How DARE you attack me like that!&quot; &quot;...&quot; We don't have to talk about the groups and their multiple interconnected preferences as a whole. We can break them down and talk about those individual preferences directly. &quot;This tends to help immersion; this tends to hurt immersion.&quot; &quot;This tends to make combat more tactically engaging; this tends to make combat less tactically engaging.&quot; Etc. People who want those things can look to the discussions about those topics. People that don't can skip them. It's really not that hard. It would only take a sprinkle of imagination, a gram of effort, and putting down those already well-ground axes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="overgeeked, post: 9746613, member: 86653"] It's not about "pushing people into their own lanes." It's about evolving past the endless, pointless circlejerk / circular firing squad. People that drive different types of vehicles want overlapping things, but we can still talk about the differences between sports cars, jeeps, minivans, and mopeds. But not around here. "If you want gas mileage more than anything, the moped is your best option..." "How DARE you attack me like that!" "..." We don't have to talk about the groups and their multiple interconnected preferences as a whole. We can break them down and talk about those individual preferences directly. "This tends to help immersion; this tends to hurt immersion." "This tends to make combat more tactically engaging; this tends to make combat less tactically engaging." Etc. People who want those things can look to the discussions about those topics. People that don't can skip them. It's really not that hard. It would only take a sprinkle of imagination, a gram of effort, and putting down those already well-ground axes. [/QUOTE]

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