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I've literally never seen the Incredibles There are a few working definitions of story. The first defitnion offered by oxford for...

I have already conceded, quite explicitly and in the post you just quoted, that you can use the word story that way if you wish. You...

Any expression of events can be considered a story. But if you use that definition then literally all communication is a story and yes...

It is what I was referring to when I used the term. Now if you want to say I was using the term in a way you object to, you can. I will...

These are essentially questions that apply to all human interaction. There is nothing exceptional about the fact that they apply in the...

Because in games I play (once play begins) the players are, by mutual agreement, responsible solely for their characters, and their...

I admit that sometimes I have a more in-depth background and other times it's about as deep as a mud puddle. For my players? Many of...

For my main campaign setting the history of the world has grown over time. Long ago in a century far, far away I came up with a basic...

Like I said, I think a lot of GMs make decisions based on what makes sense to them and what the social contract at their table will...

There's only a contradiction if you consider a location or an NPC to be a story. In the statement above, both the people you're quoting...

One can always make a diminishing argument and make it sound rational. (Your argument) The ranger doesn't need to exist because we...

No class is necessary. Robin hood is a fighter/rogue The Rangers class is a high fantasy high magic representation of the Rangers of...

oh boy another one of these threads. yes the ranger is necessary, a class exists for more reasons than just box-filling a battlefield...

Let me make sure I’m following. You said individual actual play isn’t a reliable testbed, that we only get useful information in...

Impressive. This is probably the most disingenuous comment in the entire thread.