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<blockquote data-quote="hossrex" data-source="post: 4115564" data-attributes="member: 60784">So much semantics, so little time.Is the original poster really complaining that fourth edition, at the same time, is neither gamist, nor narrativist enough?Thats like walking into a green room, and bitching that while he didn't want a blue room, nor did he want a yellow room...&nbsp; this room certainly isn't both blue enough, nor yellow enough.The original poster realizes his post comes off as complaining for the sake of complaining, and that it would seem, that nothing would make him happy right (because if it were more gamist, he would complain it wasn't narritivist enough...&nbsp; and vice versa)...&nbsp; right?He doesn't realize that?&nbsp; Not only doesn't he realize that, but some how enough people have this same twisted sense of logic as to be recognized as a &quot;demographic&quot;?&nbsp; Wow.I dub thee &quot;complainer demographic&quot;.&nbsp; People who have more fun complaining about their games, then they do playing them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hossrex, post: 4115564, member: 60784"] So much semantics, so little time. Is the original poster really complaining that fourth edition, at the same time, is neither gamist, nor narrativist enough? Thats like walking into a green room, and bitching that while he didn't want a blue room, nor did he want a yellow room... this room certainly isn't both blue enough, nor yellow enough. The original poster realizes his post comes off as complaining for the sake of complaining, and that it would seem, that nothing would make him happy right (because if it were more gamist, he would complain it wasn't narritivist enough... and vice versa)... right? He doesn't realize that? Not only doesn't he realize that, but some how enough people have this same twisted sense of logic as to be recognized as a "demographic"? Wow. I dub thee "complainer demographic". People who have more fun complaining about their games, then they do playing them. [/QUOTE]

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