--- In role_playing_for_dummies@yahoogroups.com, "Alexander Williams"
<thantos@...> wrote:
>
> On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 2:42 PM, Robin <robinvoigt@...> wrote:
>
> > Here is where I point out that while that may be true for some of the
> > people on here bellyaching about round robin excercises with no rhyme
> > or reason, some of us actually do incorporate actual systems into the
> > games we play, even when we do them online. Sitting with cheetos at a
> > tabletop is no more valid a way to play a game.
> >
>
> Well, you could say that, but then you'd be caterwauling about something
> that's been sitting on the list for almost exactly a month, without
having
> addressed any of the issues which the original poster, other posters, or
> myself actually stated in the process of discussion.


Boy I dont know who was ruder, Robin or you.

I already know you have a prejudice against PBEM's, and Robin does
have a point about how its not impossible to implement system
resolutions into online role playing games.

Its even possible to take already existing systems like gurps, and to
adjust them for play online adding a few house rules to the mix. So I
say in a sense Robin is not wrong, and in a sense your not either.
When it comes to the issue.

But your both not twelve years old, so do try and respect each other
on my list.