Repair NPCs in Dungeons

[Adire]

Right. And should such an occasion happen, you apologize and leave the dungeon if too much of your gear breaks.

As I said in my post as recently as on the previous page, if my gear breaks, the group can kick me or deal with it. It's not a decision I made so to punish myself for something that simply escaped my mind would be pointless, and I strongly encourage no one else to do so as well. Being kicked and leaving achieves the same effect for the group, which either way hampers its run.

I'm not even talking about myself for the most part in this thread. I'm tired of seeing other people's gear break and nothing able to be done about it and having to suffer for their innocent mistake as well.

Sorry, but if your "standards" involve everyone's entire run going south for one person simply forgetting something with no hope of correcting the problem, we will never agree.

[HaelseMikiro]

......if my gear breaks, the group can kick me or deal with it. It's not a decision I made so to punish myself for something that simply escaped my mind would be pointless, and I strongly encourage no one else to do so as well. Being kicked and leaving achieves the same effect for the group, which either way hampers its run.

I'm tired of seeing other people's gear break and nothing able to be done about it and having to suffer for their innocent mistake as well.

Sorry, but if your "standards" involve everyone's entire run going south for one person simply forgetting something with no hope of correcting the problem, we will never agree.

It's like running out of gas in your car. It's an innocent mistake the first time it happens in your life. If it happens a second time, then a person is just making bad decisions.
You don't ask Ford to install back up gas tanks, and you don't tell your friends to get out and push while you sit inside and steer.

[Adire]

It's like running out of gas in your car. It's an innocent mistake the first time it happens in your life. If it happens a second time, then a person is just making bad decisions.
You don't ask Ford to install back up gas tanks, and you don't tell your friends to get out and push while you sit inside and steer.

And yet people still run out of gas sometimes after the first time. Not to mention, you're forced to look at the fuel gauge in most cars if you want to see the crucial information about your driving, such as speed. So your eye is always on it.

That's also a terrible comparison. If backup tanks were in cars, people would still probably run out sometimes. If a repair NPC was in a dungeon, no one would ever have a real excuse for being unable to repair and screwing their group's run up because of that ever again.

And, with how many people you run into in DF, depending on your luck you may see that "first time forgetter" often. Doesn't make it any less problematic.