From: | C J Tipton arkades@****.com |
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Subject: | Burnout or Realism? was Re: Decker Mage |
Date: | Wed, 31 May 2000 21:14:27 -0500 |
From: "Mike & Linda Frankl" <mlfrankl@***.com>
To: <shadowrn@*********.com>
Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 22:12:29 -0400
Subject: RE: Burnout or Realism? was Re: Decker Mage
>The Lady spoke:
> But to automatically dictate that mages just "shouldn't want to get
> cyberware" smacks to me of making decisions for players about their
> characters' outlook and priorities, and that is something that IMO a GM
> should never do. Ever.
>Yeah well in your universe I'm sure there are people who play their
>characters based on motivation and role-playing concepts. However, in
the
>world I live in there are pathetic excuses for people trying to
compensate
>for poor real lives by building power characters that have no regard to
>concept and are just one rule loop hole after another. So don't lecture
me
>about balancing characters a little bit to keep the game rolling (as
these
>?people are always a disruptive element in the game). I hope you never
have
>the misfortune to run into one of these fraggers.
>:)
>Smilin' (kinda) Jack
Sounds like you got issues, Jack. Maybe you should get some new
(role)players,
or maybe learn the "you have it-They have it too!" creedo, and stop
whining about it.
There ain't much reason to snap at the Lady, regardless. Try Decaf.
Lighten the frag up. Besides, if the PC's have the decisions made for
them by a house rule,
then they'll never learn to make decisions for themselves. The Cowboy may
hate all people with
equal fervor, but he does give the pathetic excuses for people a chance
to strut their stuff to the best of their
ability. Just enough rope to hang themselves or climb out of the shit
their in. Their choice.
Try it. You might get lucky.
(They call me)COWBOY
CJ
Arkades@****.com
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