Originally Posted by Volourn
Nah. It was very clearly an opinion. Saying something aucks us as much an opinion as "it was great". It is clearly subjective. Saying it bombed or was a success is factually right or factually wrong. Clearly a difference.

Should 99% of posts on this forum be marked as opinion at the start?

Afterall, someone Saying npc x us great or bad is clearly seen as opinion based. So should one's statement about a movie.

In my experience, a *lot* of people (especially in online forums) tend to believe their opinions represent objective facts, and state them as such.
So when mixing opinions with factual statements in a post and no indication what is supposed to be "just an opinion", it shouldn't come as a surprise when the whole post is being read as a factual statement.
That's why I'd indeed favor marking opinions as such (can for example be as easy as saying "*I think* it's an insult to all D&D players") which immediately takes away the vibe of you making a statement on behalf of all D&D players when you in fact mean to say it's an insult to *yourself* as D&D player.
Overall it helps a great deal hopefully focusing the discussion on why you feel that way, and not debate the truth of a claim you didn't even try to make.
Just a suggestion to save time + energy. Leaving this thread alone now.