I crit his guts out
Callan S.:
Hi again, Rustin! That's a pretty accurate summery.
It can happen in any agenda, as I measure it. I think sim has been synonymous with the true believer aspect. But yeah, in any you can have just spoken sound waves, but then suddenly someone digs in their heals and says no, they 'did' get the can of peaches, or they 'did' cut the cable, or that they simply could not make a raise now, and with a certain intensity. That might just happen at a certain point or points in the session, or perhaps throughout the whole session (I think for some, a successful sim session involves it happening through the whole session). It's like trying to enjoy a magic show with people who think it's real magic. Your just not doing the same activity as them. So your not doing something with them.
I think there are traces of it in all of us. Take this example - someone verbally describes a character as being at the top of a cliff. The person playing that character describes a fiction that their character will get u, and the player declares their swim skill will determine if this fiction is part of the session record or not.
And you might think "You CAN'T use your swim skill for that!!!" - I know I get that feeling welling up in me. But you can - there is nothing that actually exists that is in the way of doing that, except true believerism. (well, unless you battle grid the whole thing, with certain squares designated as cliff, and the procedure for passing these squares is climb, etc.).
The difference between "Well, I just enjoy play more where you use climb for that, but I can pass on that" and "You CAN'T use your swim skill for that!!!" is pretty significant. Inclination Vs zelous belief.
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