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<blockquote data-quote="Incenjucar" data-source="post: 1696798" data-attributes="member: 6182">Always fun watching people get mad and insulting because someone doesn't like what they like, and views it as being related to something else.I've got different tastes.&nbsp; I like my settings to be artful, as I feel Planescape was.&nbsp; Since I don't have ready access to that sort of setting, I'm just making my own, and hopefully will make some money on it.&nbsp; What D&amp;D still offers that I like, I still purchase -- I greatly enjoyed Serpent Kingdoms, for instance.What I like is not what most young gamers like.&nbsp; I'm an oddball.&nbsp; I consider a science book more engrossing than an issue of Playboy.&nbsp; I consider other languages fun to play with, rather than a chore put upon me by the school system.&nbsp; I prefer fine, delicate flavors to spicy bold ones.&nbsp; I prefer something I can bask and ponder quietly about rather than go &quot;Ye-ah!&nbsp; Rocked it! Booyah!&quot;.I'd love it if there was a setting or twelve designed with tastes along the lines of my own, that I could peruse and have all too many to choose from.&nbsp; But since I'm increasingly in the minority, there's very little that the gaming community has to offer me right now.And no, I'm not supporting -your- setting just to have to twist it around.&nbsp; I can homebrew and keep my money if nobody out there wants my money badly enough to make something I actually want.&nbsp; It's really a bit odd to tell someone to use a setting they don't like.&nbsp; I, for one, don't settle.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Incenjucar, post: 1696798, member: 6182"] Always fun watching people get mad and insulting because someone doesn't like what they like, and views it as being related to something else. I've got different tastes. I like my settings to be artful, as I feel Planescape was. Since I don't have ready access to that sort of setting, I'm just making my own, and hopefully will make some money on it. What D&D still offers that I like, I still purchase -- I greatly enjoyed Serpent Kingdoms, for instance. What I like is not what most young gamers like. I'm an oddball. I consider a science book more engrossing than an issue of Playboy. I consider other languages fun to play with, rather than a chore put upon me by the school system. I prefer fine, delicate flavors to spicy bold ones. I prefer something I can bask and ponder quietly about rather than go "Ye-ah! Rocked it! Booyah!". I'd love it if there was a setting or twelve designed with tastes along the lines of my own, that I could peruse and have all too many to choose from. But since I'm increasingly in the minority, there's very little that the gaming community has to offer me right now. And no, I'm not supporting -your- setting just to have to twist it around. I can homebrew and keep my money if nobody out there wants my money badly enough to make something I actually want. It's really a bit odd to tell someone to use a setting they don't like. I, for one, don't settle. [/QUOTE]

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