FrozenNorth's latest activity

Indeed, you would find pretty much nothing of interest much more often than you find anything interesting. Because that is the nature of...

But each DM encounters more players, and each player encounters few DMs. The effects are precisely equal and opposite, and thus cancel...

By definition, some aspects of the world are less important than others. It's simply the nature of engaging in narration, which every DM...

Again you use "keep"--as in, totally absolutely permanently prevent. Perfection, as always, used to completely dismiss useful tools that...

Nope. There are functionally no real-world consequences for violating the rules about being quiet in a library. The only consequence...

Er...no. Firstly, every DM has many, many players--usually five times as many, at least. The odds that a given DM will encounter a bad...

And then they can be called out for violating the rules. Which is literally what I said. Having public, known, written rules means you...

This makes me think that you've only played DW with bad GMs! There's nothing about perfection here. Colour is not an imperfection in a...

Yes, I did this. It almost killed the game, because the upshot was a near-TPK, not due to any misplay by the players but solely due to...

Y'know, as much as I've been argumentative in this thread, there have been some really fantastic ideas come out of it: Let the players...

Because this wasn't actually the point of what I was trying to explain. The point that was being made is that the DM must strive to be...

You present this as if this is a "clash of styles". When it's a discussion of techniques. It's not as if I have no familiarity with the...

Which is exactly the same thing! Color, or whatever, depending on how the game goes. You can try to cut this any way you want, but the...

But you use such loaded language when you say stuff like this. For instance: verisimilitude doesn’t exist until your imagination / mind...

So from my perspective, there’s a marked reluctance from the folks who like to say that they prioritize “realism” or “verisimilitude” in...