kiko
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When addressing an abstract person (yes, without using the informal "you"), I present logic, and in response, I receive illogical fabrications from the person who took it personally. Prove that an idea without implementation is worth something, and I will agree.
How else can I prove it? I already wrote: I am personally interested in some logical reasoning. It's like a mathematical problem - you solve it (get an answer), and that's it (the result doesn't matter). The game itself is not interesting to me at the moment. I don't want to play it.
I don't know what is unclear in my words, so that I could prove it in some other way.
