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<blockquote data-quote="cmbarona" data-source="post: 6346696" data-attributes="member: 71281"><p>You know what? I've had it with this. It's my game, and you can all shove your pretentious notions that I'm somehow doing it wrong. I'm the one who knows what my game world contains, and most importantly, I'm the one who knows who my players are and the fact that they are enjoying my game. I refuse to swallow your cockamamie idea that it's railroading to make antagonists whose actions are so far-reaching, they sweep the players into the resulting consequences. I've never forced a player to do anything, thank you very much. And having hopes for the players' actions is a far cry from the tyranny you seem to think I'm running here. You want to play in a sandbox-style campaign, where every single detail is dreamed up on the spot by you, the apparent gods of improvisational role-playing? Fine, go and make one, and I hope you reach the pinnacle of whatever gaming ecstasy you seem to think you can make. But stop telling me my game is flawed when you frankly know nothing about it.</p><p></p><p>[/RANT]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cmbarona, post: 6346696, member: 71281"] You know what? I've had it with this. It's my game, and you can all shove your pretentious notions that I'm somehow doing it wrong. I'm the one who knows what my game world contains, and most importantly, I'm the one who knows who my players are and the fact that they are enjoying my game. I refuse to swallow your cockamamie idea that it's railroading to make antagonists whose actions are so far-reaching, they sweep the players into the resulting consequences. I've never forced a player to do anything, thank you very much. And having hopes for the players' actions is a far cry from the tyranny you seem to think I'm running here. You want to play in a sandbox-style campaign, where every single detail is dreamed up on the spot by you, the apparent gods of improvisational role-playing? Fine, go and make one, and I hope you reach the pinnacle of whatever gaming ecstasy you seem to think you can make. But stop telling me my game is flawed when you frankly know nothing about it. [/RANT] [/QUOTE]
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