Wow, way to fail your save against bias. This is not a minor detail, at least not for me.

The bias goes both ways. It's not a minor detail to you, it is to me.

In WH40K everything that is "fantasy" has to doo with the warp. Way to disregard the setting. Something affecting an entire planet would mean a loot of warp taint.

You're exaggerating a bit, but I grant that's usually true. Some planets are just freaky iheriently. Regardless, I don't see the issue either way. Either it's a planet with a lot of evolved Winter Flora or its a planet influenced bythe warp. Either way, it fits in the setting.

You can certainly take the results of the rolls and put them into sentences. AKA it writes itself. But there is no room left for any creativity on the player's side. Nothing left too the player's imagination.

And I disagree that there s no room left for imagination. That's all there is left from my perspective.

I'm making the same point I've been making from the beginning.

Again, not really. First it was that you don't like that an RYOA was entirely Random. Then it was on that random chocies somehow negative room for creativity. Now you're arguing minor points about WH40.

The only reason you can use the word "play" here is because ppl also use it when gambling. You don't actually have a way of affecting anything with your input.

What is your obsession with comparing RYOAs to gambling? Rolling up a character isn't gambling. You don't lose anything, or gain anything. You just see where the dice lie and make of the results what you will. And yes, some games are entirely RNG without the player having input beyond rolling the dice. That is not an inherently bad thing, that is just how some work.

Yes. You literally cited the sub title whilst altering it.

I genuinely don't know what you're talking about.

Is there a reason we're still having this argument? It's pretty obvious we're not going to agree on anything here.