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[Poll] As A *Player*, Do You Enjoy Low-Magic/Grim&Gritty Campaigns?
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<blockquote data-quote="Bendris Noulg" data-source="post: 1423551" data-attributes="member: 6398"><p>Yes, you did... You called me (and every other low magic GM) fearful, prideful, lazy, and a dozen other things. Just because you don't flat out call us that doesn't disguise what you mean (it's done for laziness = person doing it is lazy)... Unlike you, I don't <em>pretend</em> to not understand in order to prove an invalid point; I'm reading clearly what you are posting (over and over and over again), I've just tried to be civil for the sake of civility.</p><p> </p><p>For instance, you indicate that GMs take away spells because they fear the power it gives players and that <em>I</em> prove that to be the case. Well, guess what, Mr. I-don't-know-jack-but-will-blow-hot-air-out-my-backside-anyway, I haven't taken away <em>any</em> spells. None. Nadda. Zip. So how <em><u>my</u></em> posts prove your point is completely beyond me unless, of course, you're adding stuff to my posts within your own mind or combining <em>my</em> reasons for running low magic with someone else's reason for being low magic. I mean, if that's a valid way to prove a point, than it should be a simple thing to combine a few "I like high magic" posts to prove that all high magic players are pathetic munchkins that can't role-play their way out of a paper bag. However, it's not a valid means of proving a point, and unlike you, I'm not going to stoop to such lows.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bendris Noulg, post: 1423551, member: 6398"] Yes, you did... You called me (and every other low magic GM) fearful, prideful, lazy, and a dozen other things. Just because you don't flat out call us that doesn't disguise what you mean (it's done for laziness = person doing it is lazy)... Unlike you, I don't [i]pretend[/i] to not understand in order to prove an invalid point; I'm reading clearly what you are posting (over and over and over again), I've just tried to be civil for the sake of civility. For instance, you indicate that GMs take away spells because they fear the power it gives players and that [i]I[/i] prove that to be the case. Well, guess what, Mr. I-don't-know-jack-but-will-blow-hot-air-out-my-backside-anyway, I haven't taken away [i]any[/i] spells. None. Nadda. Zip. So how [i][u]my[/u][/i] posts prove your point is completely beyond me unless, of course, you're adding stuff to my posts within your own mind or combining [i]my[/i] reasons for running low magic with someone else's reason for being low magic. I mean, if that's a valid way to prove a point, than it should be a simple thing to combine a few "I like high magic" posts to prove that all high magic players are pathetic munchkins that can't role-play their way out of a paper bag. However, it's not a valid means of proving a point, and unlike you, I'm not going to stoop to such lows. [/QUOTE]
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