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In-game debates and rules disputes: What do you do about them?
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<blockquote data-quote="ThirdWizard" data-source="post: 2239068" data-attributes="member: 12037"><p>For all this debate about how DM/player interaction should occur, it seems it never even crosses one side's mind that the DM might be in fact making a mistake that is easily rectifiable. There is a huge difference between a DM not knowing the rules and a DM knowing the rules and ignoring them. I think the first case is what this thread was origionally about, but we seem to be moving kinda-sorta into the realm of the second topic, which I repeat is <em>completely </em>different territory. This is leading so some very confusing debate, as the two things are getting muddled together into one topic.</p><p></p><p>If the DM thinks that they are right, but remembers the rule wrong, then the discussion goes more into a table-rules debate.</p><p></p><p>If the DM is actively changing rules without telling players, and the players think the DM is wrong because they don't know this, then it is a playstyle issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ThirdWizard, post: 2239068, member: 12037"] For all this debate about how DM/player interaction should occur, it seems it never even crosses one side's mind that the DM might be in fact making a mistake that is easily rectifiable. There is a huge difference between a DM not knowing the rules and a DM knowing the rules and ignoring them. I think the first case is what this thread was origionally about, but we seem to be moving kinda-sorta into the realm of the second topic, which I repeat is [i]completely [/i]different territory. This is leading so some very confusing debate, as the two things are getting muddled together into one topic. If the DM thinks that they are right, but remembers the rule wrong, then the discussion goes more into a table-rules debate. If the DM is actively changing rules without telling players, and the players think the DM is wrong because they don't know this, then it is a playstyle issue. [/QUOTE]
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