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<blockquote data-quote="Emerikol" data-source="post: 8237057" data-attributes="member: 6698278">Two things....Do people play roleplaying games that are not immersive in the first place.&nbsp; Sure.&nbsp; But, the main point is the idea of immersion is subjective.&nbsp; You may be immersed.&nbsp; If people who value immersion are playing in your style then they are immersed.&nbsp;&nbsp; That doesn't mean I would be immersed nor would it mean any number of others would be immersed.&nbsp;&nbsp; Since you like to talk about groups, isn't it something to consider that many who oppose author stance approaches often cite immersion as their objection?&nbsp;&nbsp; Whereas others don't care and don't have an issue.&nbsp;&nbsp; Millions of people love chocolate cream pie.&nbsp; I don't care for it and would never waste the calories on it.&nbsp; Could I eat it?&nbsp; Oh I could and would if it was necessary to be polite.&nbsp; I would never choose it over apple or peach pie if given the choice though.&nbsp;&nbsp; Yet millions love chocolate cream pie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emerikol, post: 8237057, member: 6698278"] Two things.... Do people play roleplaying games that are not immersive in the first place. Sure. But, the main point is the idea of immersion is subjective. You may be immersed. If people who value immersion are playing in your style then they are immersed. That doesn't mean I would be immersed nor would it mean any number of others would be immersed. Since you like to talk about groups, isn't it something to consider that many who oppose author stance approaches often cite immersion as their objection? Whereas others don't care and don't have an issue. Millions of people love chocolate cream pie. I don't care for it and would never waste the calories on it. Could I eat it? Oh I could and would if it was necessary to be polite. I would never choose it over apple or peach pie if given the choice though. Yet millions love chocolate cream pie. [/QUOTE]

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