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I'm coming to think that I'm a pretty relaxed gamer. My object in games (tabletop, LARP, even board games) is to make it interesting to play. If my character gets horribly boned but totally had it coming or it was in a spectacular way, I'm good. Or even if it's something otherwise mundane. It sucks if you have to retcon to make the players happy. What happens happens.
One of the major rules of improv: "Yes, and..." = You take what happens, and go with it. There's no "no, I don't like that, I call mulligan" in improv, which is the major way I like to game.
So when other players express butthurt over something I'm cool with, it takes me a minute to understand why.
Maybe I'm just easy.
(no, not in that way. ask your mom about it.)
One of the major rules of improv: "Yes, and..." = You take what happens, and go with it. There's no "no, I don't like that, I call mulligan" in improv, which is the major way I like to game.
So when other players express butthurt over something I'm cool with, it takes me a minute to understand why.
Maybe I'm just easy.
(no, not in that way. ask your mom about it.)
