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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 8474192" data-attributes="member: 16814">It's not a trust issue.  I don't really see how you can have a successful game of any stripe with trust issues.  It's a conception issue -- who's directing play when?  In yours, it's the GM's ideas of how things should go at all times.  The players are in Mother May I mode, asking for concessions or suggesting ideas.  This doesn't hinge on trust at all.  It's a preference that if I've engaged the fiction and made a check that the result of that check is honored in play.  This also requires trust.  I find the immediate reach for "trust issues" any time the authority of the GM to do whatever they want to be simplistic and myopic.  There are other reasons I can want my check results to matter.As for the not 100% right, that's what failures are for, not successes. Again, my opinion on play.</blockquote>