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<blockquote data-quote="Thomas Shey" data-source="post: 9057735" data-attributes="member: 7026617">I accept that it is for you.&nbsp; But I'll be really blunt; it doesn't seem even a tiny bit weirder to me than fire and forget spells, armor that makes you harder to hit, and going up in level making you harder to kill in a fall.&nbsp; And I'm not sure this one will make people who grew up on MMO's even blink.D&amp;D-sphere games are super-stylized in some ways, and this is just one other.&nbsp; I again, accept it seems different to you, but I've got to say that's likely just because the other things I mention above you're used to, and this one you aren't.Here's another example:&nbsp; If you're going to try and convince me that D&amp;D-sphere spells have ever been done to any useful common metric, let's just say its going to be heavy lifting.&nbsp; They've been arbitrary as could be from day one.Like I said, so, D&amp;D?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thomas Shey, post: 9057735, member: 7026617"] I accept that it is for you. But I'll be really blunt; it doesn't seem even a [I]tiny[/I] bit weirder to me than fire and forget spells, armor that makes you harder to hit, and going up in level making you harder to kill in a fall. And I'm not sure this one will make people who grew up on MMO's even [I]blink[/I]. D&D-sphere games are super-stylized in some ways, and this is just one other. I again, accept it seems different to you, but I've got to say that's likely just because the other things I mention above you're used to, and this one you aren't. Here's another example: If you're going to try and convince me that D&D-sphere spells have [I]ever[/I] been done to any useful common metric, let's just say its going to be heavy lifting. They've been arbitrary as could be from day one. Like I said, so, D&D? [/QUOTE]

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