> My main peeve is that _all_ the examples describe very off hand gaming
> with very little immersion and speaking/thinking in character. Shouldn't
> that be something that get's demonstrated in at least the later stage
> examples?
> Grown men and women arrange time for RPG, precisely because it can be
> very intense and rewarding. Somehow the examples make it seem the players
> aren't all that committed or interested.
>
And other grown men and women get together just to roll dice and pretend to kill things. The players in the examples sound exactly like the sorts I've been playing with for over 20 years. It takes all kinds.
Oliver
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