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<blockquote data-quote="ferratus" data-source="post: 5998726" data-attributes="member: 55966">Oh FFS.&nbsp; You know what?&nbsp; I do detest you.&nbsp; I detest everyone who says that D&amp;D shouldn't customized at the table to suit the needs of its players, to fit a wide variety of playstyles.&nbsp; Half of the arguments and most of the edition war threads would disappear if people realized that what works at their table doesn't necessarily work at other tables.&nbsp; Some people like playing the Tomb of Horrors, some people like playing through the entire adventure path of DL1 to DL14.&nbsp;&nbsp; Some people like edge of your seat tactical combat, some people like games that focus on exploration, intrigue, or other non-combat skills.&nbsp;&nbsp; Some just want to know when the next turn is so they can hit something, some people want character development to me the main focus of the game.So why can't we just accept that D&amp;D has not only had all of these players, but that D&amp;D Next wants to cater to all these players?&nbsp;&nbsp; Why can't people give each other room without all this fatbeard posturing?Mod Note: Folks, getting personal and insulting isn't acceptable.&nbsp; Getting personal and insulting in the name of acceptance of other people's way of doing things, is just downright ironic.&nbsp; Either way, it can get you removed from the thread, so don't do it, please.&nbsp; ~Umbran</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ferratus, post: 5998726, member: 55966"] Oh FFS. You know what? I do detest you. I detest everyone who says that D&D shouldn't customized at the table to suit the needs of its players, to fit a wide variety of playstyles. Half of the arguments and most of the edition war threads would disappear if people realized that what works at their table doesn't necessarily work at other tables. Some people like playing the Tomb of Horrors, some people like playing through the entire adventure path of DL1 to DL14. Some people like edge of your seat tactical combat, some people like games that focus on exploration, intrigue, or other non-combat skills. Some just want to know when the next turn is so they can hit something, some people want character development to me the main focus of the game. So why can't we just accept that D&D has not only had all of these players, but that D&D Next wants to cater to all these players? Why can't people give each other room without all this fatbeard posturing? [color=red][B]Mod Note:[/B] Folks, getting personal and insulting isn't acceptable. Getting personal and insulting in the name of acceptance of other people's way of doing things, is just downright ironic. Either way, it can get you removed from the thread, so don't do it, please. ~Umbran[/color] [/QUOTE]

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