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Originally Posted by Kaimetsu
Then you're ad-hoc-ing. If your arguments only apply to one limited area then how can they be persuasive? You're fundamentally unable to support them.
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Alright. I will make an example which is equivalent that you can relate to.
Firstly, I'll state that my "maxim" was misinterpruted in your applied example, and thats why you found the obvious flaw.
Instead lets consider that your a graal scripter, for hypothetical purposes, and you were coding a whole bunch of functions. You put alot of script and code into each one of these functions, or classes, or whatever they are called. Anyways, you dont make any actual npc in a level, but you create the building blocks for other people to make those npcs.
Then, some NAT makes a npc in a level, and just puts in a couple lines of script "join chair;" or an npc that is just really simple but calls alot of functions.
Who deserves the most credit? Or rather, which would most likely involve the greatest degree of difficulty?