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<blockquote data-quote="Pilgrim" data-source="post: 5754234" data-attributes="member: 6680799">Agreed. But it is a group by which the DM/GM decides which game is being played and how. The players then have the option to play or not. Sure they can voice opinions about certain elements, but ultimately, the DM/GM makes the call and the players should respect those decisions or not play.Maybe not at your table. Only within the boundaries set by the DM/GM and his game.Sure, but if the DM/GM decides that those issues or play styles are antithesis to how he wants the game to run, then the players can eat it and have fun or walk.Um, yeah. Thanks for reiterating my point. If the players don't want to&nbsp; play the game the DM/GM is running or in the style he is running it in,&nbsp; then they shouldn't play. They should avoid the game and let those&nbsp; players that do want to play, play without the less interested players&nbsp; causing problems by constantly whining or berating the game play and&nbsp; rules.Same goes for a DM/GM who doesn't like the group's style of play. He can either deal with it and run them or drop the game and do something else, whether find new players or become a player, letting someone else run.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pilgrim, post: 5754234, member: 6680799"] Agreed. But it is a group by which the DM/GM decides which game is being played and how. The players then have the option to play or not. Sure they can voice opinions about certain elements, but ultimately, the DM/GM makes the call and the players should respect those decisions or not play. Maybe not at your table. Only within the boundaries set by the DM/GM and his game. Sure, but if the DM/GM decides that those issues or play styles are antithesis to how he wants the game to run, then the players can eat it and have fun or walk. Um, yeah. Thanks for reiterating my point. If the players don't want to play the game the DM/GM is running or in the style he is running it in, then they shouldn't play. They should avoid the game and let those players that do want to play, play without the less interested players causing problems by constantly whining or berating the game play and rules. Same goes for a DM/GM who doesn't like the group's style of play. He can either deal with it and run them or drop the game and do something else, whether find new players or become a player, letting someone else run. [/QUOTE]

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