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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 2229944" data-attributes="member: 232">Never called you specifically a bad DM. I said if the statement is true, which I don't believe it is.  I don't think anyone can make claims about what most DMs can or cannot do.  You are jumping at the wrong part of my statement and wrongfully assuming I'm attacking you.  If you feel there are only three spcific circumstances that makes adventureing in the country exciting, then I'd have to say that either you are limiting yourself or that running this game is not for you.  The "you" applies really to anyone with this problem.  Not all setting are for everyone.  I myself know I would have trouble running many ctberpunk settings.  It is not a bad thing to know and admit ones limits.  All games/setting/etc are not for everybody.  Again, your take on the gaming community as a whole and what they like to role play is probably not great statements to make.  I don;t think any one person can really speak for the millions of gamers worls wide.  But you are right, this is a role playing setting that deals more with emotions.  It does not have to heavy on the soap drama but from this and other threads it does seem like that is a common interpreation of what the setting needs. I'm not sure even the people at wizards can define what is average for a player or a DM these days.  There are so many different styles of gaming that d20 can be used for these days.Then play Conan or another game like that problem solved.  I also ran a game in the setting and the players really enjoyed it and wish to have a true campaign on it.  But I know they would not be happy with a Conan style game, so I plan on running a gme that I know they will enjoy.</blockquote>

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