Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 8873949" data-attributes="member: 22779">But, traveling isn't something you do in the game.&nbsp; You simply state, &quot;I want to move from A to B&quot;.&nbsp; There's nothing else to be engaged with.&nbsp; If I get lost, I have zero input into getting unlost because it's just a random roll.&nbsp; Traveling without getting lost is typically 30 seconds at the table.&nbsp; You spend three days traveling from A to B, you have this many encounters along the way.&nbsp; The fun part is the encounters.&nbsp; Traveling?&nbsp; Who cares?&nbsp; There's nothing inherently interesting about travel in the game.Even in a exploration game, it's revealing the next hex that's interesting.&nbsp; Ok, I'm lost, so, I stop revealing hexes.&nbsp; Well, I keep rolling dice until I can start doing the stuff that I actually want to do - revealing hexes - again.&nbsp; The mind numbing tedium that DM's think is fun for players just baffles me to no end.&nbsp; I'm playing with a DM who thinks the way you do [USER=6787503]@Hriston[/USER] - that every single thing you do in the game must be detailed out.&nbsp; It's tedious and boring.&nbsp; Just like being lost in real life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 8873949, member: 22779"] But, traveling isn't something you do in the game. You simply state, "I want to move from A to B". There's nothing else to be engaged with. If I get lost, I have zero input into getting unlost because it's just a random roll. Traveling without getting lost is typically 30 seconds at the table. You spend three days traveling from A to B, you have this many encounters along the way. The fun part is the encounters. Traveling? Who cares? There's nothing inherently interesting about travel in the game. Even in a exploration game, it's revealing the next hex that's interesting. Ok, I'm lost, so, I stop revealing hexes. Well, I keep rolling dice until I can start doing the stuff that I actually want to do - revealing hexes - again. The mind numbing tedium that DM's think is fun for players just baffles me to no end. I'm playing with a DM who thinks the way you do [USER=6787503]@Hriston[/USER] - that every single thing you do in the game must be detailed out. It's tedious and boring. Just like being lost in real life. [/QUOTE]

Verification