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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 8437533" data-attributes="member: 87792">I suppose it takes all sorts. Having to tell the DM what I am doing without a clear indication of how it is likely to impact the game world is, for me, something very far from a "wonderful mystery". Instead it feels like I'm having to wear mittens and am unable to truly touch the world except through the layer of thick padding provided by the DM almost literally gatekeeping my connection to the world. It to me destroys the idea that there's a shared reality and makes it fundamentally impossible for me to reach flow or immersion.If, rather than acting on the shared world through what I do I have to act on the shared world through how I can interact with the DM I would find it far more rewarding to play a video game. At least that way I get near instant feedback, and have a much better prepared world.</blockquote>