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<blockquote data-quote="Von Ether" data-source="post: 9558657" data-attributes="member: 15582">Even crazier, what is one of the top things gamers want to do if they fall in love with an action adventure/pulpy/sci-fi ttrpg? &quot;This game is great! Could we get a fantasy version of it?&quot;I don't know if it is the dungeon feedback loop or that D&amp;D has created a ur-text where as long a player know which mountains the dwarves live and which forest are guarded by elves, they are ready to rumble.You run a sci-fi game and suddenly you players have tons of world-building questions, yet most gamers don't question the occult in their game, &quot;Obviously that spell should have more material components and less verbal!&quot;Just once, I'd like to run a sci-fi game and when someone asks why this or that works that way, someone else at the table just says, &quot;Because it's Science.&quot; ... and then everyone else at the table nods and we move on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Von Ether, post: 9558657, member: 15582"] Even crazier, what is one of the top things gamers want to do if they fall in love with an action adventure/pulpy/sci-fi ttrpg? "This game is great! Could we get a fantasy version of it?" I don't know if it is the dungeon feedback loop or that D&D has created a ur-text where as long a player know which mountains the dwarves live and which forest are guarded by elves, they are ready to rumble. You run a sci-fi game and suddenly you players have tons of world-building questions, yet most gamers don't question the occult in their game, "Obviously that spell should have more material components and less verbal!" Just once, I'd like to run a sci-fi game and when someone asks why this or that works that way, someone else at the table just says, "Because it's Science." ... and then everyone else at the table nods and we move on. [/QUOTE]

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