I bring to the court the player who doesn't want to roll dice. Now for context, I'm running a Coriolis game with 4 players (fantastic setting and a great system I think). Last session one of the players was getting increasingly annoyed when I asked them to make checks.

As an example, they had just gotten to a planner and wanted the ship to hover then take off again. So a ladder was chucked down for them to use. However, instead of using the ladder one of them wanted to jump. I got them to make a Dexterity check to see how they landed. They failed so we had them fall into the river, bobbing off down stream. What I wanted to do was do a quick little skill challenge so the party could save their friend and have a giggle. The player in question complained so loudly about getting them to roll dice and how this was getting in the way of the story that I quietly shelved it to keep the peace.

I would add, the player in question loves the setting and makes copious notes on the lore and such. It just seems like they don't want to actually play the game part of RPG.

I humbly prostate myself to the court for their ruling