I finally figured out the argument I think we're having here:
You, BritGeeGirl, and, I think, Ian, are saying what larp ought to be, e.g., "it ought to be fun for me given my subjective definition of what fun is."
And I am hung up on stating what larp IS, i.e., "Larp is an ancient global art form separate from tabletop RPGs and theater."
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Date: 2012-05-30 08:45 am (UTC)You, BritGeeGirl, and, I think, Ian, are saying what larp ought to be, e.g., "it ought to be fun for me given my subjective definition of what fun is."
And I am hung up on stating what larp IS, i.e., "Larp is an ancient global art form separate from tabletop RPGs and theater."
It's the "is vs. ought" debate. I think. Do you?