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<blockquote data-quote="Heathen72" data-source="post: 5519493" data-attributes="member: 7029"><p>Which is why I would probably stand up, and politely excuse you from my group! But then, different things appeal to different players, YMMV, horses for courses etc </p><p></p><p>I think it's a real blessing if you find people who enjoy playing the same style of game that you do, but the corollary of that is that it can be a pain finding people to play with who play in the same style you enjoy. I try to be flexible as a player, and have played in a lot of different types of games, but I agree that after you have played for a while, you know what you like. </p><p></p><p>I think it's important though to acknowledge that no one else's style of play of play is inherently better or worse than yours. I for one am very happy for narrative devices to be used from other realms of creative expression, whether they be literary, cinematic, improvisational etc. I also don't mind at all a meta aspect to the game especially when framing a session or a linear narrative flow. </p><p></p><p>I don't think an absolute prohibition on the idea is helpful. Played right, I would be very happy for my GM to run a 'captured' game for me, and FWIIW, I think Alaxk Knight of Galt 's advice is sound for the sort of game I would enjoy. SelcSilverhand would do well to read through the advice in this thread, evaluate his player group, and make a call from there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Heathen72, post: 5519493, member: 7029"] Which is why I would probably stand up, and politely excuse you from my group! But then, different things appeal to different players, YMMV, horses for courses etc I think it's a real blessing if you find people who enjoy playing the same style of game that you do, but the corollary of that is that it can be a pain finding people to play with who play in the same style you enjoy. I try to be flexible as a player, and have played in a lot of different types of games, but I agree that after you have played for a while, you know what you like. I think it's important though to acknowledge that no one else's style of play of play is inherently better or worse than yours. I for one am very happy for narrative devices to be used from other realms of creative expression, whether they be literary, cinematic, improvisational etc. I also don't mind at all a meta aspect to the game especially when framing a session or a linear narrative flow. I don't think an absolute prohibition on the idea is helpful. Played right, I would be very happy for my GM to run a 'captured' game for me, and FWIIW, I think Alaxk Knight of Galt 's advice is sound for the sort of game I would enjoy. SelcSilverhand would do well to read through the advice in this thread, evaluate his player group, and make a call from there. [/QUOTE]
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