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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quentin3212" data-source="post: 6283018" data-attributes="member: 6775101">I think that a lot of people posting here are right and that it really is just a case of expectations. For example when I am playing d&d I expect things to be magical not scientific. That doesn't mean you can't explain exactly how magic works, it just means I am going in expecting to not see any science based technologies equivalent or superior to that used by the modern world.For example I once played in a game where the DM sort of sprung a barrier peaks module on us without letting us know what to expect and I found it quite jarring to walk through a portal in neverwinter into what we at the time thought was a moon base, resplendent with sliding doors, portal guns, and computers. I'm not saying I can't enjoy something like that, but I like to know what I'm getting into because it can really affect my ability to immerse myself in the world.</blockquote>