Quote Originally Posted by SieyaM View Post
I would say that Greg there should continue playing RDM because, as people often like to say on here, he likes the challenge and the complexity. If that's what he finds fun and truly what he is looking for and not a reason to lord over other players, than playing the job should be the reward.
Taking "I would like to be able to learn, grow, and gain skill" to mean "you just want to lord over other people" is the most Harrison Bergeron thing I've ever heard.

You are 100% allowed to not want to improve at something. There's a tradeoff though, and it's not a difficult one to make. You make it all the time with other hobbies. You look at someone who's put a lot of time and effort in and go, "wow! This person's really good at this (activity)!" But not video games. Video games are a special beast where we have legions of toxic casuals who 1. don't want to improve (fine), and 2. want to make sure other people can't either, because their seething resentment of the rewards that skill brings get projected onto other people in the form of "lording".