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Which post was it. I know I commented on one example you provided me saying it sounded like an objective mystery to me

I hope the below will suffice: Any situation in the fiction that arises in a moment before all the facts are established where one of...

Right, what I said shouldn't be controversial.

He means it has been true the whole time.....

And I have no idea how your example there has anything to do with what I said. So I cannot help you because I don't understand your...

Maybe it's more tech background vs theatre background, but i've viewed prompt as a computer waiting for user input as well. It does...

One way in which it is more 'true' to have a set of details made up beforehand (while unrevealed) than it is to have those same details...

Behold, the GM Fiat: Actually doesn't look that bad to be honest.

But you are distorting what I am saying by referring it back constantly to "GM decides" (and your bullet points beneath are not...

Just to Again, I don't think conversations are even always this binary. Sometimes you react to unspoken social cues. Sometimes you...

That doesn't make it arbitrary. That you don't see the reasoning and logic behind the DM's decision, does not make it random or done on...

Those scenes contain details made up on the spot, though. Unless they are pre-authored, it's all made up right then and there. That...

Indeed, such as whether a lone character can leave camp in Torchbearer, or whether a player can invent a clue that proves specific thing...

Prompts are much more direct and stronger than cues IMO. They also suggest it runs like a computer program. I strongly dislike the...

It's more like a tangent of a tangent of a tangent ;)