Originally posted by Rayvann
Geez... nevermind that I've known Janus far longer than you, never mind that he told me that he posts so little becuase of the noobs. He's stated it countless times on DTF and EoD.Nai Fohl while somewhat favored towards the PT era is certainly no fanboy. He is a respected member of the debating community here. Janus even stated that Nai has stated many good points about DN Luke vs Exar.
Here's the three main reasons why I don't post that much here anymore:
1- Tired of the factions. The people who make logical sense (Me, Faunus, IKC, Illustrious, and a few others) make excellent arguments, only to get shouted down by ridiculous, fallacy-ridden opposition. That's not only annoying, it's discouraging after awhile. I've been here a year, literally since the beginning of this subforum, and I don't even like posting in here anymore.
2- Tired of the material. How many matches can we make with the SW universe without using outside material as well? They put the nail in this subforum's coffin when they limited it strictly to SW.
3- Tired of arguing to a wall. People like tdtd make debating ridiculous, because he can't see reason and he won't be swayed. Nai, likewise, never gives an inch, and neither does Glentract. And then there's Hello Friend, and mace=badass and all the other born-again "We've got to stick together because we can't defend our views with good arguments" fanboys who pop in and have their biased and unfounded absolute judgments on every single thread... It's ridiculous. Why would I want to really spend my time here?
Now, I've said before that Nai has made a better argument than tdtd and his goons, but I've never said that he was right or that I had seen enough reason and evidence to be convinced; quite the contrary. But at that point I was so sick of the entire spiel that I stopped posting here. Certainly, I'm just dying to see how Nai and others plan to substantiate just HOW much the 375 planets boosted Raynar's force powers, IF that can be substantiated. Before I get into that debate again, let's just say the effort isn't worth the end result.