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<blockquote data-quote="Mal Malenkirk" data-source="post: 5392236" data-attributes="member: 834">1-The expression 'Face, meet palm' is juvenile.&nbsp; 2-If the DM has described a pointless courtyard, he is leading his PCs by by the nose.&nbsp; He led them into a pointless courtyard.&nbsp; Because I guarantee you, I didn't ask to go there!&nbsp; If the DM had listened to me, I'd be at court, or hunting a beast or whatever feels right.3-I never professed all actions originate from the DM.&nbsp; The scene originates from the DM.&nbsp; The Players act in it.&nbsp; If the DM sets boring scene, you got a problem.&nbsp; I keep saying I would want out of such a useless scene as fast as humanly possible and you keep saying I like being led by the nose.&nbsp; Let's say I cared about your approval, how could I earn it?&nbsp; Have my PC sit down under the tree, eat an apple and start singing?&nbsp; How is having my PC immediately lockpicking the door and getting away from that courtyard where nothing is happening the equivalent of 'wanting to be led by the nose'?&nbsp; &nbsp;Hum... feels like a situation where a certain juvenile expression could come in handy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mal Malenkirk, post: 5392236, member: 834"] 1-The expression 'Face, meet palm' is juvenile. 2-If the DM has described a pointless courtyard, he [I]is[/I] leading his PCs by by the nose. He led them into a pointless courtyard. Because I guarantee you, I didn't ask to go there! If the DM had listened to me, I'd be at court, or hunting a beast or whatever feels right. 3-I never professed all actions originate from the DM. The scene originates from the DM. The Players act in it. If the DM sets boring scene, you got a problem. I keep saying I would want out of such a useless scene as fast as humanly possible and you keep saying I like being led by the nose. Let's say I cared about your approval, how could I earn it? Have my PC sit down under the tree, eat an apple and start singing? How is having my PC immediately lockpicking the door and getting away from that courtyard where nothing is happening the equivalent of 'wanting to be led by the nose'? Hum... feels like a situation where a certain juvenile expression could come in handy. [/QUOTE]

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