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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turanil" data-source="post: 1985605" data-attributes="member: 9646">Left Wing and Right Wing of D&D gaming styles. I still think there is indeed something like that among gamers. In reading all your posts I again get this same feeling, that I cannot express as I really would like to do. But basically I have the impression that gamers belong to two groups: (1) those who like to put thinking, consistency, etc., in their setting (be it cosmopolitan or not), and ask that players do play so as to help develop the particular ambiance (be it cosmopolitan or not); and (2) those who just don't care: any class, any monster, and no need to know how the minotaur in black leather trenchcoat with a katana waited in the tomb (without food or toilet) for ages for the adventurers to come. I like to get an ambiance in the game, to believe myself in another (mysterious) world for the duration of the session. This I canot get that with the second group... (Plus I hate this mixing of medieval types who wear neopunkish attire, pairs of glasses, and spiked hairstyle. I have OGL Cybernet for that, not D&D.)</blockquote>