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<blockquote data-quote="Dandu" data-source="post: 5368378" data-attributes="member: 85158">I'm going to skip to the parts that bug me the most, if you don't mind. I'll add in other points as I go on.I never claimed that the fighter was a powerful and versatile combatant. I simply demanded proof, which involves seeing how the fighter works against actual opponents.Do you have an issue with this?Alright, I guess I'll just ask you outright: You are the one who agreed with the position that the fighter can be a powerful and versatile combatant. How would you propose to ascertain the validity of this statement?I agree with you. In a party, everyone will do something to bring down the enemy. It just seems that what a fighter does is somewhat... less than necessary because all the hard work is being done by others. This is possibly why the question &quot;Why play a fighter&quot; is asked, because your contribution to the team may be limited, regardless of how well you roleplay.I've played barbarians, fighters, monks, and paladins. Trust me, I've been around.Then let us consider them realistically, but be warned that may involve minute details which I know you don't like.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dandu, post: 5368378, member: 85158"] I'm going to skip to the parts that bug me the most, if you don't mind. I'll add in other points as I go on. I never claimed that the fighter was a powerful and versatile combatant. I simply demanded proof, which involves seeing how the fighter works against actual opponents. Do you have an issue with this? Alright, I guess I'll just ask you outright: You are the one who agreed with the position that the fighter can be a powerful and versatile combatant. How would you propose to ascertain the validity of this statement? I agree with you. In a party, everyone will do something to bring down the enemy. It just seems that what a fighter does is somewhat... less than necessary because all the hard work is being done by others. This is possibly why the question "Why play a fighter" is asked, because your contribution to the team may be limited, regardless of how well you roleplay. I've played barbarians, fighters, monks, and paladins. Trust me, I've been around. Then let us consider them realistically, but be warned that may involve minute details which I know you don't like. [/QUOTE]

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