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<blockquote data-quote="Emerikol" data-source="post: 6219588" data-attributes="member: 6698278">There has never been a greater lie told than this one in the annuals of roleplaying games.&nbsp; &nbsp;I've yet to meet this cabal of wizards intent on keeping the fighter down.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have met tons of fighter and rogue players outraged that their classes have been polluted with narrativist garbage.&nbsp; When I play I almost exclusively play martial types with rogue being dominant.&nbsp; So stop this insinuation.&nbsp; The rest of your post was reasonable.&nbsp; This point though is dead wrong.&nbsp; In fact if I could take bets I'd bet heavily that there is little correlation between class preference and edition preference. It is just your disrespect for the simulationist viewpoint (as you so obviously revealed above) that leads you to assume an alternative theory.&nbsp;&nbsp; You should get out more.&nbsp; Lots of people care about simulationist concerns in their games.&nbsp; So get over it./end rantI just hear this stuff way too much</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emerikol, post: 6219588, member: 6698278"] There has never been a greater lie told than this one in the annuals of roleplaying games. I've yet to meet this cabal of wizards intent on keeping the fighter down. I have met tons of fighter and rogue players outraged that their classes have been polluted with narrativist garbage. When I play I almost exclusively play martial types with rogue being dominant. So stop this insinuation. The rest of your post was reasonable. This point though is dead wrong. In fact if I could take bets I'd bet heavily that there is little correlation between class preference and edition preference. It is just your disrespect for the simulationist viewpoint (as you so obviously revealed above) that leads you to assume an alternative theory. You should get out more. Lots of people care about simulationist concerns in their games. So get over it. /end rant I just hear this stuff way too much [/QUOTE]

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