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• wruza 5y ago
  Not gp, but when I was a kid, I remember playing with my peers in a sandbox. We built a sand military complex and had few military equipment units as well. Half (if not most) of the time we negotiated what these can and cannot do against an enemy and a landscape, and whether it is able to go over this or that hill. (It can, no it cannot, no it can, I’ve seen on the tv). The play continued only after physics were settled or we fought irl. We were not in the age when you know much about it, it was just a negotiation, because otherwise it would be a quickly escalating anarchy which everyone avoided. Simply ignoring the settled rules was highly disrespected (we will not play with him, etc).
• watwut 5y ago
  They negotiate pretend play before playing. Who is going to be what, what the goal of each character is, what are abilities and limitation.