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I just hadn't been under the impression that "character positioning in combat" was a thing they value very often. As I said, I'm...

Yeah, unfortunate with the way momentum and my acrophobia interact its hard for me to not be looking at the corner (or more commonly...

I hadn't been under the impression that games at that end were particularly big into tracking position in general, but them not being my...

I certainly read it (I try to do that in general if I'm planning on actually engaging with the thread proper rather than just seeing if...

Yeah. I'm not a motorcycle rider but I'm prone to doing that and I very much know its not what you want to do intellectually.

Well, and just how much engagement you feel in the combat part of the game. If someone just finds combat a thing to get resolved to get...

I gotta be honest, over here in the land of my increasingly myopic rules-light preferences, the difference between these two points of...

My personal observation long since was nothing will destroy your ability to take curves properly like your acrophobia apparently...

Oh, they probably have. They just likely have come to the wrong answer.

They believe laws and courtesy don't apply to them because they falsely think that they are at the top of the pack. BMW are the rich...

I just don't think one of the two alone represents the variety of things you can do besides simple trauma.

This is a good point. Instead of controlling the field with movement, PF2 is more about controlling the action economy.

My best guess is its because of action point denial being a sometimes pretty serious impact in and of itself, and moving a lot of...

I can see the argument. PF2e is one of the few D&D-adjacents I have any interest in, but the condition-hunting does sometimes feel...

The rules against anything controversial, in spaces where that sort of thing isn't welcome, work against what we had in the days of...