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[TwoSix]

This comes down to their belief that DMs don't have the right to reject players.

“Rights” has nothing to do with it. It has to do with what approach generates a more cohesive group, with the understanding that a cohesive group will generate a more entertaining game.

 

[Necropolitan]

“Rights” has nothing to do with it. It has to do with what approach generates a more cohesive group, with the understanding that a cohesive group will generate a more entertaining game.

Players who actually want to play the same type campaign as the DM create a more cohesive campaign.

 

[TwoSix]

Players who actually want to play the same type campaign as the DM create a more cohesive campaign.

And vice versa.

 

[mamba]

And vice versa.

yes, both the player and DM are not a good fit if they want very different things. Either one is free to find a better match

 

[Necropolitan]

And vice versa.

The DM's the one doing the work of running the campaign.

If the player wants something different they should find a different campaign.

 

[TwoSix]

yes, but either they a player and a DM are not a good fit if they want very different things. Either one is free to find a better match

No one has ever stated otherwise.

 

[Necropolitan]

No one has ever stated otherwise.

People in this thread have repeatedly made the claim it's unreasonable for DMs to set boundaries.

 

[TwoSix]

The DM's the one doing the work of running the campaign.

If the player wants something different they should find a different campaign.

And there’s the start of the recursive argument all over again.

 

[Zardnaar]

People in this thread have repeatedly made the claim it's unreasonable for DMs to set boundaries.

People in this thread can reject reality all they like.

Reality has a habit of slapping people in the face.

Applies to the internet in general. Opinion masquerading as fact.

One place I could kick players from my games. I could also kick DMs from the venue. Never had to but option was there.

 

[Necropolitan]

And there’s the start of the recursive argument all over again.

It's not recursive, the moment the argument is attempted in reality it gets shut down because the DM can in fact say "No" and kick the player out.