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Justice and Rule reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with
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This is a really weird critique. I've seen plenty of people learn relatively complex system by doing, just like any number of other... -
Justice and Rule replied to the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again..I feel like you really have no understanding of the system, largely because I've run this with people who haven't played TTRPGs before...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
Most of the people I've played PF2e learned-by-doing. They aren't experts in the system by any means. Heck, I'm not.
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Justice and Rule reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
I'd argue its the opposite problem; its more robust. But people, especially in the D&D-sphere, are used to a fair bit of loosey-goosey...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
Uhm. Maybe. But I've seen people make far-reaching mistakes in much simpler systems Just because they missed how something goes, and...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Velderan's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
Same. My only gripe with the system is the same one I had with 5e; combat takes too long at higher levels. Beyond that, no one in my...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Eric V's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
Ummmm...no. We just read the rules and understood them. Focused on our characters primarily, and the rest as we go. Cheat sheets...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Eric V's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
Our group tends not to have these problems...ymmv, I guess.
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Justice and Rule reacted to Incenjucar's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
Pathfinder Society play has quite a bit centered on hero points, with various boon effects based on your faction. Pathfinder actually...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
Honestly, the use of Hero Points in my experience is more of a "I really don't want to fumble this save I think" or "This seems like a...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
They're not very thoroughly integrated; all they do is buy you a reroll. You also don't get a lot of them (1-3 by GM choice). I think...
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Justice and Rule replied to the thread Who Should Make The Next Star Wars TTRPG, And What Should It Look Like?.I mean, it's also a rather crucial part of so many other Star Wars mediums. So many video games deal with adding equipment or...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Who Should Make The Next Star Wars TTRPG, And What Should It Look Like? with Like.
I think it is a failure of imagination to want a TTRPG experience to be exactly like some other medium. TTRPGs are their own thing, and...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Benjamin Olson's post in the thread Who Should Make The Next Star Wars TTRPG, And What Should It Look Like? with Like.
Right, because shopping and comparable mundane concerns are not a big part action-adventure movies in general. And that's fine for an...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Staffan's post in the thread Taylor Navarro Joins Wizards of the Coast as D&D Designer with Like.
I don't think gaming-based novels is inherently a bad idea. They can often provide a lot more flavor for a setting and an insight into...