>>95856429
Really, the fact he's been reduced to screaming 'It's boring' any time this is mentioned, like it's a Pavlovian response is delightful to watch.
He can't even engage with the actual discussion on any level and has to effectively hide in the conversational equivalent of a safety bunker.
I mean think of all the things that could come out of actually engaging with the discussion, it's an interesting example of
>How different subsystems fit together and having those systems there lets you open up the setting to more possibilities
>Verisimilitude
>Naturalism and keeping your setting grounded
>Players reacting to description during their travels and making something of it
>How non-combat random encounters can enrich a game
>Players getting to choose where their adventures go and engage with the world
All these things that are pretty close to Core OSR experience and he just can't even look at any of them because he'd turn to stone.
This is his own personal Gorgon and he's never going to defeat it because that would require reflection.

God it's funny.

>>95856445
>T-that wasn't me
>It's pure coincidence that I used the exact same desert analogy
Sure thing buddy.