>>95898090
>Kind of like DIY tools: a hammer and a screwdriver do 90% of the job, but I'm glad to know there are more sophisticated tools available should I need them.
Since that anon decided to play the shit, let me give you an actual answer to what you said.
I agree, it's nice having a set of rules that lets you either recreate or reinterpret older materials without having to rely on blind mimicry.

It's like owning a car that comes with a full, old school 'here's how to fix basically everything' booklets.

>>95898192
>'Here's why I like it'
>'That means you're a failure as a GM.'
Nah, you've already had your (you) from me, you can have a go fuck yourself and be done with it.

>>95898212
Completely on purpose and why thank you.