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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 7858315" data-attributes="member: 6801845">I think it's also allowing things that are clearly not physically possible.&nbsp; D&amp;D already allows that to a certain degree* but you can always take it farther and take it into wuxia or cartoonish levels.&nbsp; &nbsp; The example (not that I'm picking on it, just it's a clear example) is throwing a net, anchoring it with arrows and acting as a mundane version of a feather fall for the entire party.&nbsp; To me that just defies all sorts of logic. Things like: how do you throw the net while falling?&nbsp; How does the net spread out perfectly to be pinned to walls? How can you fire 4 arrows simultaneously?&nbsp; Don't get me wrong.&nbsp; If you want to allow something like that, more power to you.&nbsp; But I prefer games that are closer to reality.*Is it possible to hit targets at 200 yards with a longbow's arrow?&nbsp; Maybe.&nbsp; With pinpoint accuracy?&nbsp; Nah.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 7858315, member: 6801845"] I think it's also allowing things that are clearly not physically possible. D&D already allows that to a certain degree* but you can always take it farther and take it into wuxia or cartoonish levels. The example (not that I'm picking on it, just it's a clear example) is throwing a net, anchoring it with arrows and acting as a mundane version of a feather fall for the entire party. To me that just defies all sorts of logic. Things like: how do you throw the net while falling? How does the net spread out perfectly to be pinned to walls? How can you fire 4 arrows simultaneously? Don't get me wrong. If you want to allow something like that, more power to you. But I prefer games that are closer to reality. *[I]Is it possible to hit targets at 200 yards with a longbow's arrow? Maybe. With pinpoint accuracy? Nah.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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