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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 8254937" data-attributes="member: 48965">I didn't say you did it all.&nbsp; I said the fiction was still created by the GM in the majority of cases.&nbsp; My point is that even under constraints you created the majority of the fiction, not them. They guided it and directed it but you created it, not them.&nbsp; If I constrain an artist to work in a certain medium, with a certain color palette... did I then create the work of art?It's been quite a while but yeah I have played it.&nbsp; I'm cloudy on the exact details since it's been a long time but if I remember correctly the crew were hawkers (drug dealers) and one of the stories that emerged was them attending a rave-like party to pass off laced drugs as belonging to their competitors in order to weaken their competitors hold on the neighborhood.&nbsp; I remember they had a Whisper who, because of a roll ended up causing an entity to invade the party.&nbsp; And I also remember them running into members of their competitors gang who realized they were passing of drugs with their marking on it... again because of a roll.&nbsp; The main thing though is that I was still the one generating most, though not all of the fiction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 8254937, member: 48965"] I didn't say you did it all. I said the fiction was still created by the GM in the majority of cases. My point is that even under constraints you created the majority of the fiction, not them. They guided it and directed it but you created it, not them. If I constrain an artist to work in a certain medium, with a certain color palette... did I then create the work of art? It's been quite a while but yeah I have played it. I'm cloudy on the exact details since it's been a long time but if I remember correctly the crew were hawkers (drug dealers) and one of the stories that emerged was them attending a rave-like party to pass off laced drugs as belonging to their competitors in order to weaken their competitors hold on the neighborhood. I remember they had a Whisper who, because of a roll ended up causing an entity to invade the party. And I also remember them running into members of their competitors gang who realized they were passing of drugs with their marking on it... again because of a roll. The main thing though is that I was still the one generating most, though not all of the fiction. [/QUOTE]

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