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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 9216063" data-attributes="member: 6684958">Not really.&nbsp; I'm fine with the high concept.&nbsp; Good players can say what they want in a game before the game starts.&nbsp; Bad players pretend to want something, then after they start that for an hour or so do a &quot;sandbox surprise&quot; and want to do something else.Really any game will be what I prefer, under the cloak of&quot;whatever the players want&quot;.&nbsp; If the players want politics, I'll give them West Wing, House of Cards, Succession, Rome and Spin City cranked up to 11.&nbsp; Though this won't fit well with their idea of &quot;loony tune politics&quot;, but that's on them.The typical problem player does not listen.&nbsp; I can describe endlessly, and they won't care.The players just &quot;imagine&quot; in their own minds everything is weak and easy....but they still get huge rewards and loot.&nbsp; I was hoping for more basic in game examples, not all the vague high and fluff stuff.L</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 9216063, member: 6684958"] Not really. I'm fine with the high concept. Good players can say what they want in a game before the game starts. Bad players pretend to want something, then after they start that for an hour or so do a "sandbox surprise" and want to do something else. Really any game will be what I prefer, under the cloak of"whatever the players want". If the players want politics, I'll give them West Wing, House of Cards, Succession, Rome and Spin City cranked up to 11. Though this won't fit well with their idea of "loony tune politics", but that's on them. The typical problem player does not listen. I can describe endlessly, and they won't care. The players just "imagine" in their own minds everything is weak and easy....but they still get huge rewards and loot. I was hoping for more basic in game examples, not all the vague high and fluff stuff. L [/QUOTE]

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