I think for me, it would be a shift from something I would call 'explorational play' into being really pulled into it. Sometimes it occurs when I see different parts of the game to fit together meaningfully or when something emergent happens within the group, while we reincorporate what others said.

I wonder if I read you correctly. There are many games you don't write adventures for. Do you exclude them from ttrpg in your take, or in their case it is more an issue of playing the game by the designer and using it as examples throughout their text, to better show what's fun?