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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The-Magic-Sword" data-source="post: 9549325" data-attributes="member: 6801252">My personal experience is that the crux is really between Storming and Norming, some people see Norming as something adults simply do not have to do, and intend to keep Storming until it becomes Morning, and if that never works it was the leader's fault for not giving in and any consequences for the group as a whole are their fault.I think community does play a role in this (thinking of it since you asked), because the sense of having a consensus or a movement behind you makes it less likely you accept the norms of your group, you have people backing you up, even if those people aren't going to actually furnish you with a gaming group.Overall, yeah, I both attempt to and aspire to be able to focus more on a "house style" in the sense of developing a stronger style as a GM, rather than pursuing maximum flexibility, and simply communicating that, rather than always changing for others-- I'm always happy to adjust for feedback, requested elements, hangups, but I have to be able to do it on my terms.</blockquote>