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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scott Christian" data-source="post: 9462899" data-attributes="member: 6901101">I can agree with everything you're saying except the first part. It is obvious to everyone that these two things have similarities. I mean, maybe, if you have never seen a movie or TV show and don't understand anything or have never heard about film, then it's possible those people are out of the loop.But I am willing to bet the vast majority, if not all D&D players understand what a director does. And if they don't, the simplest of Google searches conjures up in the very first line: "A Film Director is a creative professional who oversees the artistic aspects of a film production. They are responsible for guiding and managing the actors and film crew, interpreting scripts, and ensuring the visual storytelling aligns with the desired narrative style."So the fact that it is "not obvious to everyone" is, in my humble opinion, bologna. It is. People just like to piecemeal things, or if they attach themselves to an argument they favor, they stick with it, despite the obvious.But everything else you said - spot on.</blockquote>