((I don't know why its continuing past the point which Irony states its his game, and the rules are pretty defined from that standpoint...
((Because you people keep insisting that the wrong was all on me, when it was in fact shared.))
((You didn't understand the system and immediately began arguing that it needed to work a certain way without listening to any argument against what you had already thought up. Irony REPEATEDLY told you that you wouldn't need all the components of an ecosystem for things to work, and assuming you'd have to create things as a 1:1 to earth perfecctly given the pace of the game makes no sense to me. Repeatedly you were told you would not need to go to such extremes to have a working ecosystem. You didn't seem to listen, take in, or try to understand any statement that contradicted yours, and you held on to " we need all of these insects and worms because that's how it works on Earth and that's how life is and yaaay" no matter what we tried to do. If you still insist that's how things have to be, then wait till your next turn and try to do something then, and let the major gods work out how the game works and try to wrap around that. Don't be suprised when Irony denies your ability to create thousands of distinct yet mundane bugs in a single turn, though. It's not how the game works.))
((I was misinterpreting his saying that as saying that
ecosystems didn't need thousands of species to function. This was because I thought that he was applying more than basic ecological laws to this game's reality, due to various things he had said.))
Don't reply to this. Don't reply to the others.
((You don't know me well, do you?
You basically called me an idiot, said I was
completely wrong, said that it didn't matter that I don't think
all the blame was on me, when I was apologizing and making compromises. You then tell me to not reply.
Yeah, not happening.))
no more demanding the game works a certain way,
((I wasn't demanding, or at least I wasn't trying to. I was trying to
suggest that the game work in a manner different than how I thought it did, and backing up my suggestion.))
no more ignoring the other players,
((If someone claimed that anything could live no matter what, we would both ignore him. I only ignored you because of what I thought the GM was saying and how it contradicted what you were.))
Ask, and take the answer at face value.
((Um, my taking the "no bacteria" comment at face value got us into this mess...))
Drop your expectations of how you think it should be when you ask, and if the GM dosen't SAY it needs to be a certain way (in a god game, at least) then take that at face value and leave it alone.))
((The problem was, he didn't say it. Or, rather, he didn't say it clearly until the debate was well underway.))
