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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 9827527" data-attributes="member: 7635">I find it hilarious that that's all I've ever argued and people keep insisting I'm forcing DMs to bend to my whims. Are DMs such snowflakes that they cannot stand the idea a player can have standards the DM cannot meet? I'm actually convinced DMs are so used to kicking players out of their games they cannot comprehend a player saying "no, I don't think your carefully crafted vision is a match for me, or even all that carefully crafted."We have no problem criticizing the latest WotC book as being "lazy" or "creatively lackluster" or "not worth my time" but if a player says the same about a DM's creative endeavour? Scandal! How dare you criticize that poor DM! You're just an entitled player! You should just shut up and enjoy whatever the DM puts in front of you!So how about this: if your campaign has less options than I want to play with, I'll just compare your campaign akin to "Spelljammer: Adventure's in Space", there might be some interesting ideas in there, but its too thin and lackluster to be worth my time. Some people will enjoy it, but its not for me. I don't have to praise your vision anymore than I have to buy every WotC book that comes down the pipe.A radical idea, I know.</blockquote>