[ SECRET POST #2307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2307 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

OP here - My friend takes that tack himself. Suffice to say, I disagree. Those games are a massive simplification of the system, and the comparison only considers the combat side of the game anyways.

As to politely talking to the guy - I've considered it, but most of the time it's during a conversation with a third party. Needless to say, that would up the awkward quotient to turn the discussion into a heart-to-heart about respecting other people's preferences. :P I'm sure I will at some point, but I'm sure you know how it can be hard to start a conversation like that.

[(Anonymous)]

Does he respect your preferences during conversations with YOU? If so, then why do you feel a need to make him adopt your opinions rather than his own during conversations with a third party?

"I would give you my honest opinion about this product, but my friend over there feels differently than I do, so I won't give you any advice about your purchase, even though this is your first RPG and I have loads of knowledge and experience to offer. Enjoy!"

[(Anonymous)]

All I'm saying is he can give his honest opinion without resorting to what's in the fandom basically perjoratives.