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Fair. "Exploring a multi-level temple" seems like a fairly linear adventure to me. But since I hardly ever use commerical modules, I...

I think your explanation here is probably the best explanation. The difference lies not in objective quantumness but depends on the...

Heh. I hate tables. I am ok with 5e giving a list with the option of a random roll, because it can be helpful for inspiring ideas for...

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...

I consider a "module" to be any sort of pre-scripted engagement space with a rough semblance of an expected set of outputs. ("You find...

That is roughly how I'm interpreting @Pedantic's posts, but I freely accept I could be misreading or lacking clarity and would love to...

The "Iike simulation and prep" is the part that's interesting. If I run a game where "the players drive the game forward and the GM...

The skills are useful. Say there is a preestablished obstacle that "must" be overcome. There can be more than one way to overcome it...

That is a worthwhile question for trying to bridge the two playstyles.

I mean, if I've been reading your posts correctly (and I've been trying!), your core position is to minimize player-DM negotiation over...

That raises a good question. Is there any way to procedurally generate content that won’t make a traditional oriented player feel like...

I think there is room for appreciation of both sides, especially if you're running prepped and non-prepped scenarios alike in a huge...

For sure. And since I play with a pretty broad group of people across multiple tables and systems, understanding those different...