I really hate whenever I try to explain how some bad rules can be abused and immediatelly get someone say shit like “If this happens in your group, change it” as if that would solve the problem. And whenever it is not soemthing you witnessed personally, then it means it never happens and could never happen.

  • TheGreatDarkness@ttrpg.networkOP
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    12 hours ago

    Considering I’ve been running 5e since the Plague Year, I wouldn’t call myself a hater. I did notice, however, this very pattern whenever I voice concerns about anything with the rules - first people assume whatever flaw or exploit I point out, has been used in my group and then their solution is always to leave the group or kick someone out of it, and if it didn’t happen in my group, then it means it doesn’t ever happen. It’s a catch-22 debating with these people.

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      5 hours ago

      As some who argues about the rules a lot, most people know close to nothing about the actual, written rules.

      If you do want to debate with someone about the rules, feel free to message me, I enjoy it much more than I should.