Ignore people who are so ridiculously hung up over heavily-modded Mithral Chain Shirts.
- The mithral chain shirt has exactly one modification. That makes it heavily modified?
- I put the idea forward once with no real vehemence. This makes me not only hung up, but ridiculously hung up?
- You feel he should ignore me, not just my suggestion? Should he only ignore things I say with regard to this question, or everything I say from this point on? You were a bit vague.
Anyway, I'm not a sorcerer expert. If you say learning mage armor is definitely worthwhile even when you only know two spells and it only last one hour, I won't argue.
I would appreciate it if, in the future, you restricted your criticisms to my ideas instead of saying I am ridiculous and should be ignored.
I don't have a dog in this hunt, but .....
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... to be fair, I don't think he intended to attack
you, per sa. What I feel like probably happened was he saw "mithral, feycraft *(a bunch of other words)*"; and at that point, his eyes glazed over.
And why do I make such assumptions? Well, because I did the same thing (that, and I'm fairly familiar with x-codes' posting style); and I know that we're not the only 2. I've lost count of how many times I've seen overly-complicated contrivances that necessitate a very specific set of in-game allowances -- not only is that not always practical; but in some games, it's not even an option.
Don't get me wrong -- I'm not saying that what you presented was an overly-complicated contrivance. I'm simply explaining the most likely thought process involved. And when that thought process does get involved, it's a natural reaction to go "*sigh* not again; why does everybody always gotta .... ". Hasty? Yes. Mean-spirited? I doubt it.
Or maybe I'm just talking out my ass, and none of that is relevant.
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TL;DR ..... don't take it so seriously. It's bad for you.