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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 6718479" data-attributes="member: 15700">um....this doesn't make sense.&nbsp; The voting mechanics had an upvote and to give points to classes/races/etc that you liked.&nbsp; The ones that won are the ones that the most people liked the most.&nbsp; The way the voting mechanics work clearly supports that.&nbsp; Just because you think they are bland, doesn't mean they are.&nbsp; I don't particularly like the bard, but that doesn't mean I think it's bland class that won only because it was the least offensive.&nbsp; Speaking of, your entire premise if flawed by saying the X that won were the least offensive because it's predicated on having every choice being offensive on some level, and people just voted against those they found most offensive.&nbsp; Like choosing the worse of two evils.Maybe D&amp;D isn't the game for you if you think that way.&nbsp; I sure as heck wouldn't play a game where I had a negative attitude toward every class and race ranging from &quot;somewhat bothers me&quot; to &quot;I hate it&quot;.&nbsp; I actually am the opposite of you.&nbsp; I didn't vote up the least offensive and vote down the most offensive.&nbsp; I upvoted the ones I liked the most, and downvoted the ones I liked the least.&nbsp; You're choosing between liver and artichokes, and I'm choosing between strawberry or chocolate ice cream.&nbsp; At least, that's how this statement is coming across.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 6718479, member: 15700"] um....this doesn't make sense. The voting mechanics had an upvote and to give points to classes/races/etc that you liked. The ones that won are the ones that the most people liked the most. The way the voting mechanics work clearly supports that. Just because [i]you[/i] think they are bland, doesn't mean they are. I don't particularly like the bard, but that doesn't mean I think it's bland class that won only because it was the least offensive. Speaking of, your entire premise if flawed by saying the X that won were the least offensive because it's predicated on having every choice being offensive on some level, and people just voted against those they found most offensive. Like choosing the worse of two evils. Maybe D&D isn't the game for you if you think that way. I sure as heck wouldn't play a game where I had a negative attitude toward every class and race ranging from "somewhat bothers me" to "I hate it". I actually am the opposite of you. I didn't vote up the least offensive and vote down the most offensive. I upvoted the ones I liked the most, and downvoted the ones I liked the least. You're choosing between liver and artichokes, and I'm choosing between strawberry or chocolate ice cream. At least, that's how this statement is coming across. [/QUOTE]

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