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<blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 4360276" data-attributes="member: 172">Fair enough. Calling my methods &quot;railroading&quot; and repeating Fifth Element's mocking sounding statement from page 5 might have led me to believe you were being more judgmental than you had intended.This is just the sort of exaggerated take I was trying to correct on page 5. I don't throw encounters at them just because they are resting. I do invoke encounters that they didn't plan for whether or not they are getting ready to rest, especially (as is common in my campaigns) where there is intelligent opposition that knows the PCs are there and has reason to act against them. Also, as I mentioned in response to Remthalis, situations arise where they players have to weigh consequences of waiting to press on (which again, is a natural consequence of intelligent opposition; having eliminated guards, the PCs also have to act before they are missed, etc.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psion, post: 4360276, member: 172"] Fair enough. Calling my methods "railroading" and repeating Fifth Element's mocking sounding statement from page 5 might have led me to believe you were being more judgmental than you had intended. This is just the sort of exaggerated take I was trying to correct on page 5. I don't throw encounters at them [I]just because[/I] they are resting. I do invoke encounters that they didn't plan for whether or not they are getting ready to rest, especially (as is common in my campaigns) where there is intelligent opposition that knows the PCs are there and has reason to act against them. Also, as I mentioned in response to Remthalis, situations arise where they players have to weigh consequences of waiting to press on (which again, is a natural consequence of intelligent opposition; having eliminated guards, the PCs also have to act before they are missed, etc.) [/QUOTE]

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