"That's fine, I don't want to play these dominance head games with you. Trying to appease me... psh..."<br/><br/>"I said that I would 'agree to disagree', and made my point clear several times, while you (subsequent to your first post about it) left only open-ended arguments. I said I would 'agree to disagree', I stated a solution which should have been acceptable to both of us, and even after I made a few posts pointing to it saying 'this is all I am asking to solve this problem', you still felt a desire to disregard it. Instead, you 'put your foot down', and stubbornly insisted you were DM, and you made a statement: 'So shall it be written, so shall it be done!'"<br/><br/>"You could have ended this a while ago (and made the 'argument' if it needed to continue, a different issue), by simply saying, 'Please edit your post, and we'll work it out from there' (you know, politely, instead of condescendingly). As for 'airing the dirty laundry', this issue was not a private one, a group functions as a whole, if there is a problem, everyone should be a part of it. I am not going to go into the back room so the DM (or anyone for that matter) can try not to look like an ass."<br/><br/>"Anyway, I've seen enough to know, I'd like not to play head games here. Like I said, if you have any actual respect for players at all, please don't parade my character about as a puppet. Just kill him off or knock him out and make him vanish (not literally). I can accept where controlling a player's character may be acceptable, but this early in the game, and against the direct desires of the player playing them, is distasteful.