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<blockquote data-quote="Bront" data-source="post: 2341132" data-attributes="member: 19696">Sometimes it depends on what previous GM's have let you get away with and how strict you are with interpretations.&nbsp; One of my GMs generaly lets you draw weapons for free in just about any circumstance.&nbsp; So, it's something I have to keep in mind in other games.&nbsp; Other times, it's a player trying to use common sense and reality and impose them on the RAW, which often doesn't work well.&nbsp; Sometimes, it's a player not understanding what he can and can't do, and sometimes it's a player trying to slip one past the GM.I had one GM, who ran his first game, who ran the entire game in round by round combat mode.&nbsp; He did this specificly so he could deal with a player who was trying to get into everything, but also out of inexperience.&nbsp; It was frustrating, but the end result was that everyone got a fair chance to explore, examine, or otherwise look at things we encountered.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bront, post: 2341132, member: 19696"] Sometimes it depends on what previous GM's have let you get away with and how strict you are with interpretations. One of my GMs generaly lets you draw weapons for free in just about any circumstance. So, it's something I have to keep in mind in other games. Other times, it's a player trying to use common sense and reality and impose them on the RAW, which often doesn't work well. Sometimes, it's a player not understanding what he can and can't do, and sometimes it's a player trying to slip one past the GM. I had one GM, who ran his first game, who ran the entire game in round by round combat mode. He did this specificly so he could deal with a player who was trying to get into everything, but also out of inexperience. It was frustrating, but the end result was that everyone got a fair chance to explore, examine, or otherwise look at things we encountered. [/QUOTE]

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