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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dragonbait" data-source="post: 4830567" data-attributes="member: 29182">As a player, have you ever left a game because the GM wasn't being 'true' to the line?No. I might make a comment about it, but typically I don't. I've been tempted several times, but fortunately those games died before I had to cut and run (and no, I had nothing to do with the death of the games.)As a player, how much do you think your character knows about the setting?Depends on the character I'm playing. I actually get annoyed with players when they play some character who never had a decent education and never left a specific region then start spouting off their knowledge of the Planes and the lands thousands of miles away. I'll slip up, but I -try- to keep in mind my character's origin.As a player, have you ever 'forced' out another player?No. Never. As a GM, how... constrained do you feel by the fiction line?Depends. Sometimes I am the one putting on the constraints, sometimes I feel like the players want things to be too accurate and I can't write the adventures I want. The latter happens in well-established settings where the players know more of it than I do.As a GM, have you ever stopped running a game because a player ruined it for you?Yes. Forgotten Realms, specifically. The player started demanding that I bring in the seven sisters, and would try to go to them for information. The player then would get mad when I said that they were not around.As a GM have you had to ask a player to leave because they were ruining the enjoyment of other players?Yes. But it had nothing to do with the setting. They were players who would throw temper tantrums or force inter-group conflicts when there was no clear reason to.</blockquote>

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