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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 7094887" data-attributes="member: 48965">Please don't do that.  I said what my observations/complaint was (and it was never about DW needing extra creativity during adjudication from the GM, because honestly I don't feel it does... the GM providing color throughout an encounter is a part of the creativity outlet inherent in arguably all roleplaying games during resolution and outcome in said encounters)... as GM I am forced into a particular outcome by the players roll... that is both constraining around agency and creativity, IMO.  Re-framing my complaint in a (possibly??) disingenuous way is not going to foster good discussion or understanding.You are repeating what was said earlier... but still no matter how much color I interject the situation must become more dangerous... right?  Can it become less?  Can it stay the same?  I never said there was zero room for creativity within said constraints only that they exist upon the GM and are determined by the player.  I also asserted such constraints are generally not a part of D&D and thus creativity being constrained in said way is not a concern when I run D&D.  Perhaps it is constrained in a different way but so far that hasn't been asserted by anyone... and I don't think it is.EDIT: At this point I'm a little unclear on what exactly you are trying to convey.  You seem to agree it's a constraint on DM creativity and forces the encounter into a general direction (one of becoming more dangerous)... are you trying to claim that this constraint doesn't matter?  Is not important or something else?</blockquote>

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