Perhaps you should take a look at what you originally posted instead of quoting something you posted after my post in an attempt to gain even the smallest amount of reason in this.
I think I explained my reasoning on the physics above and you responded with the same so if you can't read no point in repeating myself.
No, I think you need to open your eyes and realize that there were many more factors that upset me aside from the game itself. First of all, I poured at least 20 hours of non-stop work into the script I created for my raid. It was pretty intricate. I held meetings, withstood criticism from other members, put up with a few members leaving, recruited new ones and other actions of this nature.
Incidentally, there's no reason to bold parts of your message, especially when they gain no additional value in being highlighted.
I think you should stop assuming I was upset over the game. I explicitly stated in my post responding to yours that it wasn't the game I was upset over. It was over my "fallen apart MC raid," which has much more involvement outside of the game than you're obviously assuming.
Here's a reiteration, since you obviously didn't comprehend what I'm attempting to articulate:
No, you have no idea. There were 40 people (some of which I had RL contacts with) that left my raid for other ones because they though they'd be more successful in them. I wasn't upset over the online game, I was upset over the time I poored into organizing it (including the site I made for them) that went to a useless cause.
I responded with an extensive elaboration of your original statement, creating the point that "games that defy physics suck." You find me a game you play that doesn't defy physics, okay?
You're obviously not a fan of RPG's, because they're all like this. You kill wolves and giant spiders, it's just how the games are. If you don't like them, don't play them. I don't give a shit. Just don't accuse me of being "too caught up in them" because I was depressed over something that happened to me while it involved game-related events.
Man, and you said that YOU'VE been repeating things!