[quote=Deathdaeg]
Hey, if this isn't your thing, it's not your thing, but I don't really think you can be very critical of the 'logic' when you scaled a roof, gave a speech, swung out a window, built a set propelled cart and then surveyed the town a castle in less time than the Town Hall meeting took place. If you'll look over the amount of time it took for those discussions to take place, you achieved 6 hours work, (including hammering, carrying wood, unhooking trailer hitches on cars with (I'm assuming) a wrench, scaling rooftops and the bell tower of a church) in less than 10 minutes.Jed's an idealist, sure, but he didn't Assassin's Creed his way to and from his bed. Now granted, you apparently know some free-running, but I don't see how that makes you an Ezio/Knuckles the Echidna hybrid.If you this isn't what you thought it was, then you just need to say so. You don't need to insult the people here.
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Actually those are all pretty viable and I spent several hours doing them in game time... You may have noticed that I arrived back at the place at night, because I assumed you guys were taking several hours to talk. also, a second story window is actually a real simple climb. i didnt climb the damn empire state building I climbed one story. Not hard. like a novice learns that shit man. Unhooking trailer hitches doesnt require a wrench unless theyre old hitches or theyre locked for some reason, which some are, still not unreasonable. And the self-propelled cart thing? It's basic science. Tension in the rope would provide circular motion, The wood would have had a draw weight of around three hundred pounds per wheel per second. They wouldnt have been fast, but they would have worked. Learned about it in shop. Furthermore, I wasnt insulting the people here. I was stating very clearly that it wasnt what the GM said it was when he first posted the idea, and I left the game non-confrontationally.

To conclude, I used several hours, read my posts, they were specific about the amount of time I was using. I climbed one story. [i]ten[/i] feet and that does not make me Ezio, and this [i]was[/i] my thing before, and I was disappointed to find it ruined by bad story construction.