Too much Science?

[GamerDude]

Great Link!...

Something to definitely show my players so they can tell me what kind of game they'd like to play.

 

[captainjack23]

Great Link!...

Something to definitely show my players so they can tell me what kind of game they'd like to play.

You fool ! Giving players a choice is the first step on the road to ruin !

Next thing you know, it'll be all diceless mutual interactive storytelling with velvet coats, lace ruffles eyeliner and open mike poetry games ! PAH !

You TELL them what kind of game they would like to play in, and then, if they are very good, and lucky, you will run it.


Oh, in case I forget:

 

[GamerDude]

Great Link!...

Something to definitely show my players so they can tell me what kind of game they'd like to play.

You fool ! Giving players a choice is the first step on the road to ruin !

Next thing you know, it'll be all diceless mutual interactive storytelling with velvet coats, lace ruffles eyeliner and open mike poetry games ! PAH !

You TELL them what kind of game they would like to play in, and then, if they are very good, and lucky, you will run it.


Oh, in case I forget:

LoL.... 'tis true, 'tis very true!

 

[Charakan]

Great Link!...

Something to definitely show my players so they can tell me what kind of game they'd like to play.

You fool ! Giving players a choice is the first step on the road to ruin !

Next thing you know, it'll be all diceless mutual interactive storytelling with velvet coats, lace ruffles eyeliner and open mike poetry games ! PAH !

You TELL them what kind of game they would like to play in, and then, if they are very good, and lucky, you will run it.


Oh, in case I forget:

Anyone tries to bring diceless roll playing to one of my games and they'll get the business end of a FGMP inserted into they're nostril .

 

[Gruffty the Hiver]

Great Link!...

Something to definitely show my players so they can tell me what kind of game they'd like to play.

You fool ! Giving players a choice is the first step on the road to ruin !

Next thing you know, it'll be all diceless mutual interactive storytelling with velvet coats, lace ruffles eyeliner and open mike poetry games ! PAH !

You TELL them what kind of game they would like to play in, and then, if they are very good, and lucky, you will run it.


Oh, in case I forget:

I thought that was you, c'pn, at the Velvet, Ruffles and Eyeliner open mic poetry night last week...

,,,your green velvet coat went well with the eyeliner you had on, btw

 

[captainjack23]

Great Link!...

Something to definitely show my players so they can tell me what kind of game they'd like to play.

You fool ! Giving players a choice is the first step on the road to ruin !

Next thing you know, it'll be all diceless mutual interactive storytelling with velvet coats, lace ruffles eyeliner and open mike poetry games ! PAH !

You TELL them what kind of game they would like to play in, and then, if they are very good, and lucky, you will run it.


Oh, in case I forget:

I thought that was you, c'pn, at the Velvet, Ruffles and Eyeliner open mic poetry night last week...

,,,your green velvet coat went well with the eyeliner you had on, btw

Oh GOOD. I was so worried it was too over the top. How were the pumps ?

I guess that was you playing the Turkish Footstool in the Fittings and Furniture LARP . Hope the heels didn't hurt.......!

 

[atpollard]

Even when doing your own setting this can happen if you are not careful. Played in a D&D game once that lasted for a year and a half. Toward the end, one guy was pointing out when the GM made errors in his own world based on what he had given us before.

Yeah, but where's the problem there? If the GM said one thing earlier and contradicts it later on then it's fair enough to point out his error. That's the GM's fault for being inconsistent, not the player's fault for pointing that out.

Ohh look, Dolphin Pirates! ...