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<blockquote data-quote="Campbell" data-source="post: 8652678" data-attributes="member: 16586">Here's my fundamental perspective :Saying what follows as a group is what we do in every roleplaying game ever designed or will be designed. The question at stake here is how we are actually going about the conversation. What's the process? What are the animating forces? What are we permitted to do? What are we expected to do? Who decides what? How do they decide? What constraints are they under? How do we maintain accountability with each other?This stuff doesn't just happen naturally. We have to make it happen. We do that in vastly different ways. I want to actually talk about those different ways and what their implications are.[USER=71699]@clearstream[/USER]Do you have something more specific in mind when it comes to saying what follows? What's the process? What are the constraints? What are the GM's duties? What are the player's responsibilities?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Campbell, post: 8652678, member: 16586"] Here's my fundamental perspective : Saying what follows as a group is what we do in every roleplaying game ever designed or will be designed. The question at stake here is how we are actually going about the conversation. What's the process? What are the animating forces? What are we permitted to do? What are we expected to do? Who decides what? How do they decide? What constraints are they under? How do we maintain accountability with each other? This stuff doesn't just happen naturally. We have to make it happen. We do that in vastly different ways. I want to actually talk about those different ways and what their implications are. [USER=71699]@clearstream[/USER] Do you have something more specific in mind when it comes to saying what follows? What's the process? What are the constraints? What are the GM's duties? What are the player's responsibilities? [/QUOTE]

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