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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alexander123" data-source="post: 5434117" data-attributes="member: 98794">I personally could not have fun without optimizating my character to the fullest possible extent. I like Dandus character, if he feels that this is how he gains satisfaction from playing D&D I would be the last person to stop him. I like my D&D games to allow every person to gain from them what he or she wants to gain from them. I am not interested in imposing my value judgements on another person nor would I create arbitrary rules to do so. I would also not play in a game with such arbitrary rules. Also if Dandu feels that he gains satisfaction by having a comical character I would not stop him. Humor and Optimization are not mututally exclusive, neither are Humor and Roleplay. Also, in general I don't try to bring spellcasters and martial characters closer to one another in power by nerfing one etc. etc. I simply have different tiers of play and if a spellcaster wants to play in a game with lower tier characters he will have to find a way to fall in their tier primarily through multiclassing and losing caster levels etc. to the point where he does not overshadow the martial characters. Also my lower tier games usually do not go to the higher levels stopping at around level 10-13.</blockquote>