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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 9629142" data-attributes="member: 6684958">In the most pure, classic traditional game, the players(that is the players that only have a PC in the game or such) can only make 'suggestions'.&nbsp; The players don't directly add anything to the game and never, ever alter the game reality.&nbsp; Only the DM can do that.Many DMs, though most often New or Casual DMs, often don't make 'complete' mysteries or simply make mistakes or simply don't think of everything.&nbsp; This leaves plenty of 'holes' for players to think of things the DM never did. And when a player does, the DM can take the players suggestion and add it to the game.This is much different then the games where all players, including the player DM, are equal.&nbsp; In this type of game the player can add things to the game, and by the rules of the game the DM must just say &quot;yes player&quot; and the things are added to the game.Of course, gamers could all agree to let the players alter game reality even if the game has no official rules for it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 9629142, member: 6684958"] In the most pure, classic traditional game, the players(that is the players that only have a PC in the game or such) can only make 'suggestions'. The players don't directly add anything to the game and never, ever alter the game reality. Only the DM can do that. Many DMs, though most often New or Casual DMs, often don't make 'complete' mysteries or simply make mistakes or simply don't think of everything. This leaves plenty of 'holes' for players to think of things the DM never did. And when a player does, the DM can take the players suggestion and add it to the game. This is much different then the games where all players, including the player DM, are equal. In this type of game the player can add things to the game, and by the rules of the game the DM must just say "yes player" and the things are added to the game. Of course, gamers could all agree to let the players alter game reality even if the game has no official rules for it. [/QUOTE]

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