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Message: <blockquote data-quote="W'rkncacnter" data-source="post: 9365672" data-attributes="member: 7033455">that doesn't follow. the numbers are still the numbers - whether DPR matters or not doesn't change that. and if i'm looking at DPR, clearly for whatever purpose i'm evaluating it for, it matters.this is what i mean by your distinction not being helpful - you're just saying "your criteria are subjective, so your whole assessment isn't useful", but the criteria being picked clearly matter if they're the criteria being picked!...okay? all this really does is attack your assessment of the banneret, so i have no idea why you're bringing it up....what? it absolutely CAN. what are you on about?who's saying they are? do you think only quantitative properties can be objectively evaluated? i mean, they're definitely easier to objectively evaluate.that would be changing the criteria of the evaluation. you could still make an objective evaluation taking those other aspects into account.but more importantly...yeah, you can do what you want. that doesn't make every possible decision equally viable.a decision does not become a good one simply because you decide that it is for yourself. people make bad or just suboptimal decisions all the time. and you're allowed to do that - but to then go and say it was a "good" decision just because you decided so is ridiculous.i don't care about the banneret.not only is this not advice, there's clearly been no attempt at actual evaluation here. as an attempt at reductio ad absurdem, it's embarrassing.you do have the right to tell me that, though, so hey, i'll enjoy being a vampire or whatever creature i've become to last that long in your head.[MEDIA=youtube]1W7c8QghPxk[/MEDIA]i do not find this to be a constructive or useful viewpoint in the slightest.i mean, to a point, it can be. but when, to take an example for a conversation i got into on another thread, you want every non-fighter class to just be the fighter but with more...i don't think calling that bad is really subjective at that point.i mean, that's your problem at that point.i...have no idea what you mean by this.</blockquote>

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