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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HeinorNY" data-source="post: 3692572" data-attributes="member: 16178">I'm more simulacionist and gamist than narrativist.I like to calculate how many days I'll have to travel tor reach that city, how many rations i need to carry, etc. I don't like to roll a 1d6 days (as you do with narrativistic rules from Saga) to see the travel time, or let this to the DM to decide, according to what he would think to be most apropriate for his story.I don't like PCs to start with extra HD because they are "protagonists" of a "film". My games are not meant to work like movies. Things are what they are meant to be, as the player's common sense and the rules allow them to be. Things do not happen this or that way because it would look more exciting or cooler for the story, they happen that way because that was the way they were meant to happen. I like "status quo" gming.As a Gm i dont control the story, I just adjucate what happens, the way it should happen, because that was what was meant to happen.I don't use screen to roll the dice. If you think simulacionism and RPG are two entirely different things, than maybe you don't know what RPG is or what simulacionism is. Maybe both, who knows.</blockquote>