<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=108033.msg4706597#msg4706597">Quote from: PhantomPistoleer on 29-05-2011, 01:30:53</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Imagine that this was something your character said.  I would have read it as: "I take it as a form of subtle power-gaming when you dictate what a character is doing when that character's owner said that he wasn't doing it."  I've done what you asked me to do.  But isn't that power gaming, too?  I mean, I'm making my character think that your character said something that he didn't say, just so that my character will accept what your character said as something said by a native speaker.  What I mean is, you're asking me to do precisely what you're railing against.<br/><br/>I want to emphasize, I don't have a problem with your grammar or your spelling.  But you're being a little unreasonable.  <br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Well, I think I am not unreasonable in asking to edit your IC post which is missleading at best in content because it's based on how you read my chars sentences, which we both know are written wrong but my problem is that I cannot fix it or not know how fix it (in reasonable time frame and it being fun killer go full academy research on language just make one sentence for me). But you still take the words what I wrote exactly as they are; flawed and make IC rude comment about it towards my char who IC wise should not be capable making such mistakes (statically speaking).<br/><br/>How you would felt if your rogue would be put under to task disarm a mechanical bomb, but instead doing diceroll the GM gives you just detailed description what bomb looks like and asks you disarm it based on your real life knowledge? By charsheet your rogue should able to disarm it easily with +30 modifier but that means nothing? So what I ask of you is simply not read my chars speech directly and more focus on what I am<em> trying</em>to say with my char and how it would make sense if said by native english speaker. Instead go and treat it<em>exactly</em>what I meant my char to say. I will make a clear note in the post if my char is speaking weird or using somesort accent or something.<br/><br/>Sorry about the ongoing argument but it's one my pet peeves. Which had more than once in past occurred to me and I am trying get some consensus. As it would rob my game enjoyment if GM and everyone thinks I am speaking like simpleton despite trying RP as educated well speaking noble. If it would reverse so others can go 'blind' regarding my lack of writing skill then it would make sentence what Lebanon made look plain out of place.