Mad at Paizo?

[Xenonnonex]

If I look at Critical role and the Pathfinder equivalent, it's seems obvious which one got real actors.

Would you like a shaker for all of salt?

 

[Mercador]

No, not them, I thought it was but this one is the show of Bulmahn. I'll find it.

 

[Parmandur]

I mean between Critical Role (right now) and their Pathfinder equivalent (can't remember nor find their names)

The point is Critical Role was a Pathfinder group for years, with no show. They transitioned to 5E around the time they started going on the air, nobody "found them" for the game. They were the game.

 

[Mercador]

Would you like a shaker for all of salt?

hahaha sure But I didn't thought I was salty, my bad.

 

[TheSword]

I'm sure that I'll feel the same reason when D&D 6E is released. But I already have more material than I'll be able to use for many years. I have a tendency to buy whatever cool book is released, but I've finally hit the point where I stopped doing that. I was spending too much money on more content than I can use. When 6e comes out I'll still have plenty of material to get through and I can still buy a lot of what I skipped.

And, besides, there are many other game systems out there that I've not played.

Perhaps to get over your angst, you should take a break from Pathfinder and D&D for that matter and try a completely new system. I find that I much more enjoy buying books for new systems at this time. I don't feel a need to be a completionist, I just get whatever core rules I need and an adventure path. Even a short campaign will give me plenty of hours of enjoyment to make it worth the cost. Then I can just move on to yet another system.

Instead of buying another bestiary or setting book for D&D I would not rather spend my money on a completely new system.

WFRP 4e! The Enemy Within Campaign is about to launch. Fill your boots!

 

[TheSword]

I must admit, watching the first 30 episodes of Dice Camera Action revolutionized the way I DMd curse of Strahd.

Seeing the writer play fast and loose with his own book. Change things to fit player actions and add his own spin and take. Was eye opening.

It’s also where I discovered the technique where if the PCs skip something cool because they choose to go a different path you recycle that scenario or character and slip it seamlessly into the story later on. It has never failed me yet.

 

[Mercurius]

Critical Roll makes me not want to play D&D.

 

[darjr]

Critical Roll makes me not want to play D&D.

That might be a good thing for all of us, really.

 

[Mercurius]

That might be a good thing for all of us, really.

Thanks. That was a nice thing to say to someone you don't know.

 

[ikos]

No, not them, I thought it was but this one is the show of Bulmahn. I'll find it.

Maybe the “Oblivion Oath” sessions he ran online to dial up PF2 hype just prior to its release?