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<blockquote data-quote="GrimCo" data-source="post: 9769183" data-attributes="member: 7044462"><p>3/5 of us rotate as DM. Things like that are decided unanimously at group level. If DM wants to do inventory resource management and players don't, then it's bad fit and difference in playstyle and game expectations. </p><p></p><p></p><p>And that's just paintball. I did tour in sandpit. Nothing fancy, regular infantry. But boy, any time we left base, everyone was hyper alert and scanning around. Even on base, alertness was way higher than back home. When you are in hostile environment, you tend to pay attention to things that could potentialy end you. </p><p></p><p>When it comes to swords, they are dominant cause they are perceived as heroes weapon. Also, might have to do with phallic shape, better ask old dr.Sigmund about that part. It's symbol of nobility and knighthood. Same thing with samurai and katanas. For both european knight and japanese samurai, sword was mark of status and backup weapon, but trough art, it became their trademark.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GrimCo, post: 9769183, member: 7044462"] 3/5 of us rotate as DM. Things like that are decided unanimously at group level. If DM wants to do inventory resource management and players don't, then it's bad fit and difference in playstyle and game expectations. And that's just paintball. I did tour in sandpit. Nothing fancy, regular infantry. But boy, any time we left base, everyone was hyper alert and scanning around. Even on base, alertness was way higher than back home. When you are in hostile environment, you tend to pay attention to things that could potentialy end you. When it comes to swords, they are dominant cause they are perceived as heroes weapon. Also, might have to do with phallic shape, better ask old dr.Sigmund about that part. It's symbol of nobility and knighthood. Same thing with samurai and katanas. For both european knight and japanese samurai, sword was mark of status and backup weapon, but trough art, it became their trademark. [/QUOTE]
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