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<blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 6738549" data-attributes="member: 67338">I guess it depends, I will say I have never in my life been in a life or death dungeon crawl... so grain of salt this.If I walk into a room I know, or at least think I know maybe I wont notice everything. I'm pretty much not a perceptive person... BUT if I walk into a room for the first time (like last year when I saw my fathers new house for the first time, or my most recent girlfriend's house) I think it's safe to say I at least look at most of the room, and even if I'm not paying attention, the amount of doors I don't think would surprise me...&nbsp; an how I say this doesn't matter one bit. If I say I walk in, you describe one door, then I ask about the others it is as useful as if I tried to describe it better...&nbsp;&nbsp; I on the other hand just let them ask...&nbsp; except again, my game is all about communication...I have never in my life seen a game that ran like that...DM: you all enter the large round room with funny doors.P1: &quot;What do you mean funny?&quot;DM: &quot;They are all different shapes&quot;P1: &quot;Do you have the different shapes pick out or does it matter?&quot;DM: &quot;Most don't matter much, but one looks like a Christmas tree&quot;seem more like one of my games...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMforPowergamers, post: 6738549, member: 67338"] I guess it depends, I will say I have never in my life been in a life or death dungeon crawl... so grain of salt this. If I walk into a room I know, or at least think I know maybe I wont notice everything. I'm pretty much not a perceptive person... BUT if I walk into a room for the first time (like last year when I saw my fathers new house for the first time, or my most recent girlfriend's house) I think it's safe to say I at least look at most of the room, and even if I'm not paying attention, the amount of doors I don't think would surprise me... an how I say this doesn't matter one bit. If I say I walk in, you describe one door, then I ask about the others it is as useful as if I tried to describe it better... I on the other hand just let them ask... except again, my game is all about communication... I have never in my life seen a game that ran like that... DM: you all enter the large round room with funny doors. P1: "What do you mean funny?" DM: "They are all different shapes" P1: "Do you have the different shapes pick out or does it matter?" DM: "Most don't matter much, but one looks like a Christmas tree" seem more like one of my games... [/QUOTE]

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