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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Enrahim" data-source="post: 9709882" data-attributes="member: 7025577">Imagine you feel like running Dungeon World. You ask your friend if they are interested to play. Your friend say they do not feel like that right now. You then find a group of people that actually are interested in playing Dungeon World. Would starting a campaign with them feel like you are telling your friend "Tough, find a new table."?I think these are the kind of human interactions typically involved when people are describing how they as GM "decide" what to play.The alternative that is being pushed back against is something along the line of: You feel like playing Dungeon World. Your friend say that they dont really feel it right now, and rather want to play D&D. You promptly start searching for a group to play D&D with, as you feel obligated to honor the (potential) player's wishes.The third and all to common variant: You ask your friend if they want to play Dungeon World. Your friend tell you they don't feel it right now. You shelve the plans to run game for now, spending your time watching movies and playing computer games instead. Is this also telling your friend "Tough, find a new table"?</blockquote>