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<blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 4656920" data-attributes="member: 54846"><p>Dude. I have <em>never</em> seen a debate of morals happen at the game table. <em>Never</em>. This isn't about turning Game Time into Talk Time. The lats time this came up at my table, the player asked me, "Is (this group we want ot attack) genetically evil, or culturally evil?" I replied, "Culturally." The response was, "Then we won't wipe out the children," and then proceeded to plan the assault.</p><p></p><p>That was the end of the discussion. </p><p></p><p>How about a little less "If you don't play my way you have a problem"? You're seriously dismissing and insulting people for "taking the game too seriously" because they don't play your way. </p><p></p><p>I take the GAME as seriously as I take any story that I write. It's a <em>story</em>. Gaming is a collaborative story with everyone at the table.</p><p></p><p>Or would you prefer that I insult your style by saying "I don't like playing a tabletop Video Game; all you seem to care about is racking up GP and XP, with no want or care or thought, and the GAME is merely numbers being racked up on your SCREEN? The orcs are just PIXELS, sacks of GP and XP and why take them SERIOUSLY, because we can't have you THINKING too hard? Clearly anyone who sees an RPG as a black and white VIDEO GAME has some emotional issues."</p><p></p><p>Do you see how that comes across? Because that's the attitude I'm reading. I <em>get</em> that you like black and white beer and pretzel gaming with no questions. Those types of games are <em>fine</em> and can be fun, no one is saying playing that way is wrong. <strong>But</strong> you're deriding anything <em>that is not your way</em> as "debating philosophy" and "needing therapy" and "taking the GAME too seriously".</p><p></p><p>There is no one in this thread who doubts how you like things in your game. Because you have pretty much said it in every post you've made. It's <em>obvious</em> though that there are some people who like a style of play that is not your style.</p><p></p><p>But you go further than that: </p><p>What is your <strong>problem</strong>? Where do you get off saying how Other people should play their games? </p><p></p><p>What is it about how other people like to play the game that offends you? Like you said "You don't want that in your game". What's <em>wrong</em> with me wanting that in MY game? Oh, right. Because those DMs are bad and they should just write ignorable fanfic. Unless they also have <em>players</em> that enjoy that style of game.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rechan, post: 4656920, member: 54846"] Dude. I have [I]never[/I] seen a debate of morals happen at the game table. [I]Never[/I]. This isn't about turning Game Time into Talk Time. The lats time this came up at my table, the player asked me, "Is (this group we want ot attack) genetically evil, or culturally evil?" I replied, "Culturally." The response was, "Then we won't wipe out the children," and then proceeded to plan the assault. That was the end of the discussion. How about a little less "If you don't play my way you have a problem"? You're seriously dismissing and insulting people for "taking the game too seriously" because they don't play your way. I take the GAME as seriously as I take any story that I write. It's a [I]story[/I]. Gaming is a collaborative story with everyone at the table. Or would you prefer that I insult your style by saying "I don't like playing a tabletop Video Game; all you seem to care about is racking up GP and XP, with no want or care or thought, and the GAME is merely numbers being racked up on your SCREEN? The orcs are just PIXELS, sacks of GP and XP and why take them SERIOUSLY, because we can't have you THINKING too hard? Clearly anyone who sees an RPG as a black and white VIDEO GAME has some emotional issues." Do you see how that comes across? Because that's the attitude I'm reading. I [I]get[/I] that you like black and white beer and pretzel gaming with no questions. Those types of games are [I]fine[/I] and can be fun, no one is saying playing that way is wrong. [B]But[/B] you're deriding anything [I]that is not your way[/I] as "debating philosophy" and "needing therapy" and "taking the GAME too seriously". There is no one in this thread who doubts how you like things in your game. Because you have pretty much said it in every post you've made. It's [I]obvious[/I] though that there are some people who like a style of play that is not your style. But you go further than that: What is your [B]problem[/B]? Where do you get off saying how Other people should play their games? What is it about how other people like to play the game that offends you? Like you said "You don't want that in your game". What's [i]wrong[/i] with me wanting that in MY game? Oh, right. Because those DMs are bad and they should just write ignorable fanfic. Unless they also have [i]players[/i] that enjoy that style of game. [/QUOTE]
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