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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 9805788" data-attributes="member: 6684958">The big problem here is many gamers fall into the trap of wanting to keep everything "just like Earth".  Take games/settings like D&D, Star Wars, Star Trek, Boot Hill, 007 or whatever and a "tavern" is basically the same.  And it is bad enough that all settings have become a bland "just like Earth", and worse "just like America/The West", but over the recent past they have even gone as far as to say "all settings must be perfectly politically correct by the Hollywood point of view.  WotC obsesses over this.....and they are not the only ones.The vast majority of DMs do this as it is easy.  They can just say "things are mostly like Earth", and then they don't have to create anything special.I'm one for calling out problem players, but I would only say about half of the players are trying to start a problem with their 'weird character'.  The rest just want a unique character.The "easy" way to break out of the feeling that a group of "weird PCs feel wrong" is to make a Weird World.</blockquote>