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I think that for a lot of people, "I don't like that" is the most important consideration. We are talking about a leisure activity here.

But if someone has a preferred method, why is that a problem for you? How does that affect your play?

What I personally find frustrating is that many people approach from the perspective of there being this like platonic form of...

Let’s expand on that. Could the players have done anything to validate that the house had no one awake in it before? What would be...

Yes, that seems ok to me. I guess if the table doesn't reasonably reflect the game state. E.g., a villain who is on continent A appears...

Lets use that example of the party trying to break into a kitchen (forget the rest of the backstory, as I have not been following every...

I don't think this is really true. Let's say we have a scenario where there are two paths through a wood. One passes by a cave where...

I don't think it matters when generation occurs as long as the rule used for generation is established beforehand. For example, the...

I’m not sure where it’s going either yet as it depends on your answers. It’s more of an inquisitive discussion from my perspective...

I am curious about other styles of games, I've just come to the conclusion after years of discussing them in threads like these that the...

But you know...several of us here are curious about new things. I've played narrative games. I've run campaigns using them. And anyone...

But...it's a leisure activity. Why should you have to be interested in a leisure activity that isn't fun for you? It still reads to me...

I'll be honest, I find interactions with people who aren't curious about new things and prefer to stick to and defend the status quo to...

Hmm, I'm not sure where this is going. I guess if you go to a big book of random tables and pull out "forest" and use that for your...

Honestly, that attitude from the non-traditional side is the whole reason I'm still here.