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<blockquote data-quote="Tony Vargas" data-source="post: 7167029" data-attributes="member: 996">No offense, but everyone always does.&nbsp; Well, not everyone, there's the ones convinced their style is the the way all D&amp;D has always been and/or was always meant to be played.&nbsp;Part of that could be symptomatic of a pendulum-swing away from the last edition (or a straw-man, thereof) I suppose.&nbsp; Though the 'improv' in question was more supposed to be on the player side.&nbsp; Part of it may be an on-line attitude.&nbsp; IMHO, these style variations are often pretty local phenomena.&nbsp; Though I've seen groups, personally, that are OK with DM improv, those for whom it's a sort of unacknowledged 'open secret,' and those who wouldn't care for it, the last isn't what I've found to be the most common, IMX, gaming with people just in the greater SF bay area.&nbsp; ...Hey, BTW, this is still Zapp's 'Resting...' thread, isn't it?::checks top of page::OMG, we're ignoring the Elephant in the thread!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tony Vargas, post: 7167029, member: 996"] No offense, but everyone always does. Well, not everyone, there's the ones convinced their style is the the way all D&D has always been and/or was always meant to be played. Part of that could be symptomatic of a pendulum-swing away from the last edition (or a straw-man, thereof) I suppose. Though the 'improv' in question was more supposed to be on the player side. Part of it may be an on-line attitude. IMHO, these style variations are often pretty local phenomena. Though I've seen groups, personally, that are OK with DM improv, those for whom it's a sort of unacknowledged 'open secret,' and those who wouldn't care for it, the last isn't what I've found to be the most common, IMX, gaming with people just in the greater SF bay area. ... Hey, BTW, this is still Zapp's 'Resting...' thread, isn't it? ::checks top of page:: [i]OMG, we're ignoring the Elephant in the thread![/i] [/QUOTE]

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