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<blockquote data-quote="SnowleopardVK" data-source="post: 5641026" data-attributes="member: 6677945">I was happy to receive answers to my actual question, even if they said it's really not feasible, but as that was the case I wanted to make sure there really was no way. I asked why (for example) it would hurt more if the barbarian missed his throw because I really couldn't see why. Gamerprinter then explained that, and it made sense, thus solving one problem.What I'm less happy about is when I'm trying to come up with alternate solutions to a problem and I repeatedly get told &quot;buy a bow&quot; or whatever the simplest thing to do in any given situation would be. And... Then the question kind of faded into the background and the topic turned into a &quot;should all rangers carry ranged weapons&quot; debate for a while...Actually all he has to do is put down his backpack (contains the majority of his items) and falchion. His armour + clothing weight is 15 lbs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SnowleopardVK, post: 5641026, member: 6677945"] I was happy to receive answers to my actual question, even if they said it's really not feasible, but as that was the case I wanted to make sure there really was no way. I asked why (for example) it would hurt more if the barbarian missed his throw because I really couldn't see why. Gamerprinter then explained that, and it made sense, thus solving one problem. What I'm less happy about is when I'm trying to come up with alternate solutions to a problem and I repeatedly get told "buy a bow" or whatever the simplest thing to do in any given situation would be. And... Then the question kind of faded into the background and the topic turned into a "should all rangers carry ranged weapons" debate for a while... Actually all he has to do is put down his backpack (contains the majority of his items) and falchion. His armour + clothing weight is 15 lbs. [/QUOTE]

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