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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Emerikol" data-source="post: 9707498" data-attributes="member: 6698278">I don't think obscure knowledge is appropriate to complain about to a DM or the group.  It's like nitpicking a movie because you are a specialist and they didn't do something right.  If it is really terrible maybe we quit the movie but in most cases we do not.  One example is the one punch knockout common in tv shows and movies.  If you giving a heavyweight boxing professional a free shot maybe but otherwise one punch is not as a rule going to knock someone out.  We still just live with it.The DM has created a world for the groups entertainment.  It is designed by Him and works as He says it works.  Most people won't be jerks and nitpick obscure details if he gets them wrong.  Perhaps a few do and then they become THAT player who no one likes.I think it depends largely on the stakes.  If it's not life and death I do think they take the DM's word as gospel.  In that campaign world it is gospel.  If it is life and death, I can see a player bringing something up especially if they feel like it was egregious.  If it happens a lot though then that player is more a liability than an asset.</blockquote>