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<blockquote data-quote="Seeten" data-source="post: 3704093" data-attributes="member: 27186"><p>Why do you assume its w/o regard to character concept?</p><p></p><p>Lets say I take 4 levels in fighter, and then 4 levels in rogue, 2 in assassin, then 2 in ranger, and then 5 in dread commando. Did I do it for the powergaming bonuses? Did I do it because my concept was "Sneaky, yet deadly assassin, capable in a straight up fight, but also can slit your throat in the night"? How in the hell would you know?</p><p></p><p>Or, lets say I was doing something else. 3 levels of Rogue, 3 of Swashbuckler. Daring outlaw feat, 2 levels of Dread Pirate, 10 of Scarlet Corsair, and 2 more of Dread Pirate. Did I do it for the powergaming? Did I do it because my character was supposed to be a skilled and bloodthirsty pirate? How in the hell would you know?</p><p></p><p>If someone asks for a rogue build, and I post the above, and you call it powergaming, first, where do you get off, and second, what makes you think anyone else cares what you think?</p><p></p><p>Do you think I care if you call my gaming badwrongfun?</p><p></p><p>Apparently I do, since I am still posting on this thread. In essence, I see a large amount of posts where you basically claim to be better than everyone else, by having a car, and "not caring about your bonuses, only your concept" which somehow makes you a superior roleplayer, at least in your own eyes, and I am calling baloney on it.</p><p></p><p>Better yet, I call shenanigans.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Seeten, post: 3704093, member: 27186"] Why do you assume its w/o regard to character concept? Lets say I take 4 levels in fighter, and then 4 levels in rogue, 2 in assassin, then 2 in ranger, and then 5 in dread commando. Did I do it for the powergaming bonuses? Did I do it because my concept was "Sneaky, yet deadly assassin, capable in a straight up fight, but also can slit your throat in the night"? How in the hell would you know? Or, lets say I was doing something else. 3 levels of Rogue, 3 of Swashbuckler. Daring outlaw feat, 2 levels of Dread Pirate, 10 of Scarlet Corsair, and 2 more of Dread Pirate. Did I do it for the powergaming? Did I do it because my character was supposed to be a skilled and bloodthirsty pirate? How in the hell would you know? If someone asks for a rogue build, and I post the above, and you call it powergaming, first, where do you get off, and second, what makes you think anyone else cares what you think? Do you think I care if you call my gaming badwrongfun? Apparently I do, since I am still posting on this thread. In essence, I see a large amount of posts where you basically claim to be better than everyone else, by having a car, and "not caring about your bonuses, only your concept" which somehow makes you a superior roleplayer, at least in your own eyes, and I am calling baloney on it. Better yet, I call shenanigans. [/QUOTE]
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