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<blockquote data-quote="Montague68" data-source="post: 2965953" data-attributes="member: 41717">Stop right there.If your players are the ones telling you this, stop trying to justify your position. The absolute worst thing a DM can do is shove his game philosophy down his players' throats. A lot of us here have some strong opinions on how D&amp;D/AD&amp;D/OD&amp;D should be played, but when it comes right down to it if your players come to you and tell you that they want a different emphasis, you'd be wise to accommodate them.For instance, I don't care for tactically involved combats. I prefer a more cinematic approach. However if my players came to me and said we want more tactical combats, I try to give it to them. They may not be as much fun to me as my cinematic combats, but they're more fun than putting up fliers looking for players at the FLGS.If it isn't a player then carry on and don't mind me.&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/nervous.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":heh:" title="Nervous Laugh&nbsp; &nbsp; :heh:" data-shortname=":heh:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Montague68, post: 2965953, member: 41717"] Stop right there. If your players are the ones telling you this, stop trying to justify your position. The absolute worst thing a DM can do is shove his game philosophy down his players' throats. A lot of us here have some strong opinions on how D&D/AD&D/OD&D should be played, but when it comes right down to it if your players come to you and tell you that they want a different emphasis, you'd be wise to accommodate them. For instance, I don't care for tactically involved combats. I prefer a more cinematic approach. However if my players came to me and said we want more tactical combats, I try to give it to them. They may not be as much fun to me as my cinematic combats, but they're more fun than putting up fliers looking for players at the FLGS. If it isn't a player then carry on and don't mind me. :heh: [/QUOTE]

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