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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 6118371" data-attributes="member: 22779">Now, by &quot;suitable marketplace&quot; do I have to play out buying the armor?&nbsp; Do I have to search it out?&nbsp; Or, is being in a town good enough to simply write down the changed armor and scratch off the gold?For me, explore has very, very little to do with traversing a geographical region.&nbsp; Given another campaign, with that at the outset, maybe.&nbsp; I have enjoyed hex mapping on occasion.&nbsp; But, by and large, exploration has virtually nothing to do with the whole process sim thing.&nbsp;Well, considering that the siege was never part of the original hypothetical, it's not too far out there to get sidetracked.&nbsp; But, once the siege was posited, I didn't have a huge problem with it because it offers too many pro-active options for the group.&nbsp; The desert, in and of itself, offers absolutely nothing.&nbsp; Nomads or refugees or whatever, aren't actually part of the desert.&nbsp; They are things that are being added in after the fact to try to &quot;prove&quot; that there are interesting things in the desert.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 6118371, member: 22779"] Now, by "suitable marketplace" do I have to play out buying the armor? Do I have to search it out? Or, is being in a town good enough to simply write down the changed armor and scratch off the gold? For me, explore has very, very little to do with traversing a geographical region. Given another campaign, with that at the outset, maybe. I have enjoyed hex mapping on occasion. But, by and large, exploration has virtually nothing to do with the whole process sim thing. Well, considering that the siege was never part of the original hypothetical, it's not too far out there to get sidetracked. But, once the siege was posited, I didn't have a huge problem with it because it offers too many pro-active options for the group. The desert, in and of itself, offers absolutely nothing. Nomads or refugees or whatever, aren't actually part of the desert. They are things that are being added in after the fact to try to "prove" that there are interesting things in the desert. [/QUOTE]

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