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<blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 6515486" data-attributes="member: 957">This is patently absurd.&nbsp; You never fail to go back to the well of &quot;winning an argument by telling other people that you know what they think and prefer better than they do themselves&quot;.&nbsp; You start out ordaining your self the divine orator of what is an acceptable definition of &quot;several&quot; in the fictional trope being described and then hinge your entire claim of explicit contradiction.&nbsp; All Hail Hussar.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />We have, at length, (didn't YOU just say something about a dead horse)&nbsp; discussed the trope of heroes in a hospital bed at the end of one episode and running around as if it never happen for next week's show.&nbsp; &nbsp; And I have specified on numerous occasions that lacking aid, 4 days rest is an acceptable number for the heroic characters portrayed in D&amp;D.&nbsp; So you need to find some other people to follow your cult of personal declarations.&nbsp; 3E does not remotely contradict my standards.&nbsp;&nbsp; Would you like for me to start telling you why you are so miserable in your 4E games now?&nbsp; Or shall we agree that I'm not qualified to make this kind of claim?And, of course, ti is also amusing that you perpetually defend the idea that all HP loss is just bumps and bruises easily repaired with kind words of encouragement, and yet when some degree of recovery is added into the mix suddenly you have these arbitrary standards.&nbsp; The logic gap in your duplicity could pass a herd of elephants without one of them noticing the sides.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BryonD, post: 6515486, member: 957"] This is patently absurd. You never fail to go back to the well of "winning an argument by telling other people that you know what they think and prefer better than they do themselves". You start out ordaining your self the divine orator of what is an acceptable definition of "several" in the fictional trope being described and then hinge your entire claim of explicit contradiction. All Hail Hussar. :) We have, at length, (didn't YOU just say something about a dead horse) discussed the trope of heroes in a hospital bed at the end of one episode and running around as if it never happen for next week's show. And I have specified on numerous occasions that lacking aid, 4 days rest is an acceptable number for the heroic characters portrayed in D&D. So you need to find some other people to follow your cult of personal declarations. 3E does not remotely contradict my standards. Would you like for me to start telling you why you are so miserable in your 4E games now? Or shall we agree that I'm not qualified to make this kind of claim? And, of course, ti is also amusing that you perpetually defend the idea that all HP loss is just bumps and bruises easily repaired with kind words of encouragement, and yet when some degree of recovery is added into the mix suddenly you have these arbitrary standards. The logic gap in your duplicity could pass a herd of elephants without one of them noticing the sides. [/QUOTE]

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