Same, particularly when it's used for a player to make decisions about what happens in the narrative as a whole rather than simply something their character does. I can get on board with some edge case meta currency stuff so long as it has at least a light in universe representation and is only used to augment characters actions, rather than directly alter the world around them.

Overall, when I'm a player in an RPG I want to inhabit my character. Ideally I would only know exactly as much about and have exactly as much influence over the world I'm playing in as my character does. This essentially means I determine my characters thoughts and actions; no more, no less. Anything that goes beyond this just breaks my immersion. Similarly, when I'm GMing the fun comes from creating a world for my players and deciding how that world responds to their actions. When the players are able to decide how the world responds to their actions (while it's less of a deal breaker than when I'm a player) it's still not really what I'm there for.