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I must have lived a sheltered life in the past twenty years of gaming, but I don't think I've ever had an issue with a GM and trust. Mine usually come from other gamers than the GM. They are trying to weave a story and if they have to fudge a few things to keep it on the rails than so be it. Then I always fall back on the time tested truth of "It's a game!"
I play gunslingers often in campaigns, and your guns aren't your only options for fighting so don't get hung up on that. Yes you aren't a front liner, but it's always fun to dance with your partners after you've unloaded on a few on their friends faces. Also, yes you start with only one gun, but like it was mentioned earlier, you have the ability to make your own for cheaper. Which brings me to another very important note that is oft times over looked. When you return to the city to spend your ill gotten gains, always inquire as to how long you are going to be in town between adventures. Given the time, take up your trusty little kit, and start making guns for profit. Hell take a few points in engraving and customize those bad boys. Maybe a few points in bluff and or diplomacy, and sell those fancy little hole punchers to some nobles. |
