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<blockquote data-quote="Emerikol" data-source="post: 6004448" data-attributes="member: 6698278">Yeah I get that it's frustrating.&nbsp; Nothing on these boards frustrates me more.&nbsp; Immersion is subjective so I'm not saying anything breaks immersion for everyone.But if you took all kinds of mechanical examples, lets say 500.&nbsp; And you then ask people like me who do understand what we are talking about even if the title is not perfect, we'd all pick the same ones.&nbsp;&nbsp; If there were 237 dissociative mechanics in my book there would be 237 in the well known blog authors book.&nbsp; There would also be lots of other people who picked the same ones.&nbsp; So trying to argue that there is not a set A distinct from set B which we talk of is crazy.&nbsp; You can argue that i'm unfairly saying set A is dissociative because it is not for you.&nbsp; Blame the name but it was named, fairly or not, based upon the effect it had upon us.&nbsp; I'm not saying your immersion is affected by these things.&nbsp; All I am saying is that there is a clear and distinct set.&nbsp; This set bothers some people.&nbsp; Why it bothers us is anyones guess.&nbsp; People are different.&nbsp; I only take offense when you tell me I can't tell the different between set A and set B.&nbsp; Even though those of us who agree on what we talk of seem mysteriously to always be on target as to what we are talking about.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emerikol, post: 6004448, member: 6698278"] Yeah I get that it's frustrating. Nothing on these boards frustrates me more. Immersion is subjective so I'm not saying anything breaks immersion for everyone. But if you took all kinds of mechanical examples, lets say 500. And you then ask people like me who do understand what we are talking about even if the title is not perfect, we'd all pick the same ones. If there were 237 dissociative mechanics in my book there would be 237 in the well known blog authors book. There would also be lots of other people who picked the same ones. So trying to argue that there is not a set A distinct from set B which we talk of is crazy. You can argue that i'm unfairly saying set A is dissociative because it is not for you. Blame the name but it was named, fairly or not, based upon the effect it had upon us. I'm not saying your immersion is affected by these things. All I am saying is that there is a clear and distinct set. This set bothers some people. Why it bothers us is anyones guess. People are different. I only take offense when you tell me I can't tell the different between set A and set B. Even though those of us who agree on what we talk of seem mysteriously to always be on target as to what we are talking about. [/QUOTE]

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