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<blockquote data-quote="SteveC" data-source="post: 3620075" data-attributes="member: 9053">Having been in a lot of these discussions, sometimes I think it's just better to say no to continue the discussion. I still get drawn into them sometimes myself, but most of the time, past some very basic statements about what you like or don't like about a game it's really counterproductive to argue them...it can generate a lot of anger and hurt feelings to no real purpose.When it all comes down to it, all we're really doing is saying &quot;I like/don't like this game,&quot; and once you get beyond some really basic discussion, telling someone they're wrong for not liking something is really pointless. So the only time you need to &quot;back up&quot; a statement on not liking something is when you're trying to make an objective point about it. &quot;It didn't work for my group,&quot; is just an opinion, like anyone else's.Just my $0.02...--Steve</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SteveC, post: 3620075, member: 9053"] Having been in a lot of these discussions, sometimes I think it's just better to say no to continue the discussion. I still get drawn into them sometimes myself, but most of the time, past some very basic statements about what you like or don't like about a game it's really counterproductive to argue them...it can generate a lot of anger and hurt feelings to no real purpose. When it all comes down to it, all we're really doing is saying "I like/don't like this game," and once you get beyond some really basic discussion, telling someone they're wrong for not liking something is really pointless. So the only time you need to "back up" a statement on not liking something is when you're trying to make an objective point about it. "It didn't work for my group," is just an opinion, like anyone else's. Just my $0.02... --Steve [/QUOTE]

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