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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 6124824" data-attributes="member: 4441">Aye - I know he's read the adventures in advance, but from things he's said, it seems like there is a decided element of poor writing in the adventures themselves.  He had to do some GM fiat things this session just to get us to the point where we could be effective.  And while he does have excellent talent as a player, one thing he doesn't do particularly well is think of adventures on the fly.  Between that and the fact everyone is so new at the game we're all spending inordinate amounts of time looking up each rule, some of the other players want a suspension on this game once we're done with the current book (which would be book 2 out of an adventure arc of 6).I am having fun with my character and the setting, despite my own frustrations, but others in the group are much more restless than I.  I think we all would have been happier if we had done several smaller runs in Seattle instead of this world-hopping adventure.  If we end up returning to Shadowrun after our hiatus, I may have to work with my husband on some original adventures for the group, rather than the pre-made adventure books, if this theme of deus ex machina permeates the entire adventre.Or, alternately, I am just going to see if he'll let me read the adventure and try to fix them together.</blockquote>