The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[eyeheartawk]

Would be apropos of earlier things, if only they'd just give up using the bowl!.

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[el-remmen]

We clearly live in a world where "on the whole" is synonymous with "but what about me?"

 

[prabe]

We clearly live in a world where "on the whole" is synonymous with "but what about me?"

I think we probably live in a world where any given phrase eventually translates to "what about me?"

 

[billd91]

There are definitely a couple of things wrong with the gaming community (as evidenced here on ENWorld):
1) An obnoxious tendency toward know-it-all-ism
2) A bizarre fixation on gnome/halfling hate

 

[prabe]

There are definitely a couple of things wrong with the gaming community (as evidenced here on ENWorld):
1) An obnoxious tendency toward know-it-all-ism
2) A bizarre fixation on gnome/halfling hate

Your 1) seems to include a species of one-way-ism (I know what's best, after all).

I'd add bards and/or paladins to your 2), but I think at least some of that--from at least some posters--is mostly like shtick, or some other (mostly) humor.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

There are definitely a couple of things wrong with the gaming community (as evidenced here on ENWorld):
1) An obnoxious tendency toward know-it-all-ism
2) A bizarre fixation on gnome/halfling hate

I completely agree. All the gnome/halfling hate allows the true enemy to skate on by....

The 5,493 varieties of elves. I keep cuttin' 'em down, but WoTC makes more!

 

[payn]

There are definitely a couple of things wrong with the gaming community (as evidenced here on ENWorld):
1) An obnoxious tendency toward know-it-all-ism
2) A bizarre fixation on gnome/halfling hate

That seems internet specific to me. I don't get these things from my gaming buds.

 

[eyeheartawk]

The 5,493 varieties of elves. I keep cuttin' 'em down, but WoTC makes more!

Shame on you.

It's very important that we distinguish between elves that live on hills and elves that live in valleys in pure game terms.

 

[billd91]

The 5,493 varieties of elves. I keep cuttin' 'em down, but WoTC makes more!

They are the kudzu of primary fantasy races.
Humanoid x (orc, goblin, hobgoblin, norker, bugbear, etc) are probably a close second.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

I'd add bards and/or paladins to your 2), but I think at least some of that--from at least some posters--is mostly like shtick, or some other (mostly) humor.

I'm not sure I follow ... Bards, as is well-known and cannot be reasonably disputed, make lovely corpses.

But what sort of logorrheic lummox would besmirch the pristine principles of a plethora of paladins?