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Originally Posted by BlackSephir
And that's after I made fun of people who want to nerf sf but not 600.
I guess that wasn't neutral enough for you, huh?
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Let me quote myself:
Wanting similar treatment has nothing to do with being neutral.
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Are you insane? You dismiss my opinion because it's "not based on any argument"
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No I am not insane, thank you. I am trying to have a discussion. A discussion is a dialogue in which participants state their opinions and support them with arguments. If no arguments are given, the opinion becomes worthless and the discussion becomes useless. Let me show you how a valid argument for the opinion "I think 600/smite should be nerfed" can look like:
- "I think it should be nerfed because the build is overpowered in comparison to other builds. Under normal circumstances, a build should never be able to be this efficient at achieving what it's doing."
- "I think it should be nerfed because the build is able to survive and kill almost anything. It has hardly any counters, and as a result it is so widely used, it discourages the use of any other build."
- "I think it should be nerfed because farming is a bad thing for the economy. It makes casual players poor compared to the people who grind 24/7. This is in turn, bad for the community."
"I think it should be nerfed because it's fair treatment in regard to the future nerf of SF" is
not a valid argument because "fair treatment" by itself is not good enough. I'll illustrate this by the following example: "I think John, who is a douchebag, should be hit in the face. I think Mike, should be hit in the face as well. After all, it's only fair treatment." What the heck? Until you can prove or at least support with valid arguments (see above) if and why Mike is an equal or bigger douchebag as John, you can not legitimize Mike being hit, and as such, this has nothing to do with neutrality. It only gives way for the assumption that you wish to see Mike suffer equally as John. The same goes for 600/smite.
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and you try to tell me that my favourite farm skill is SF? Or that I even have favourite farm skill?
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You see, that's what happens when you don't support your opinion with arguments. People have to guess what they are, and since you didn't specify any yourself, people assume that you have no rational arguments, and that your opinion is therefore based on something irrational (emotional), such as revenge. If you don't want me to assume this, then next time make sure I don't have to, by supporting your opinion with arguments from the start. And if you don't want me to believe it at this point, at least start by denying it.
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Oh wow, that's mighty dumb but it looks like I might have some fun with you.
Until you have provided a valid reason and proof as to why do you think that I do in fact have a favourite farm skill and that it's Shadow Form, your opinion will be dismissed as a simple way of revenge for showing you can't comprehend written text.
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Because, as mentioned above, you haven't provided any reasons to why you think 600/smite should be nerfed, and as a result, you are forcing me to assume things. If you don't want me to assume things, then support your statements with arguments. Also "you can't comprehend written text" is an obvious fallacy, as it can easily be turned around into "you can't write comprehensive text", and is therefore, worthless.
Also, making fun of someone or "having fun with someone" as you call it, is not good for a discussion thread. It usually transforms a civilized discussion into a savage flame war. So don't do it.
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It looks like pages and pages of reasons in this thread and in many earlier ones aren't enough.
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I have no problem with people who give their reasons. In fact, I support the nerfing of 600/smite, and I gave my own reasons as well. At the same time, you are now referring to reasons in favor of nerfing 600/smite in this thread, while in your first post, you were making fun of the lack of people in this thread in favor of doing so. This is as contradicting as things can get. You need to stop making fun of people, and start posting your own arguments in the future.