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This would be my expectation.

Gordon Lightfoot has died at age 84 My parents' first date was one of his concerts. If you could read my mind, love, What a tale my thoughts would tell, Just like a paperback novel, The kind the drugstores sell And when you read the part Where the heartache comes The hero would be me Heroes...

Close enough.

No, then they'll take you at your word. 🤷‍♂️

Alas, I have found this to be a surefire way to convince everyone that you're neither.

Gee, it is almost like the rules of a game can be ignored at any time if you don't care about people refusing to play with you. Or aren't programmed to care about that.

An opportunity for him to write one of the best-loved tales in the series? (Baskervilles.) Too soon, too soon.

... but that never helps.

I mean, since you clearly know better than I do what's going on in my mind, I guess there's no real need for me to provide parts of the conversation that you will promptly disregard in favor of what you think I mean.

Okay.

And I suspect that the designers of all role-playing games have a reason for the things they do. But I neither agree that this reason is ever anything more substantial than "I made up some naughty word I thought would be fun," nor that, if it is, their reasons have any relevance to my decisions.

How can you know that? And, how is their intention relevant to your decisions?

Let me first state that this is not an attempt to insult you or anyone else. It is not an attempt to make light of your question or any part of your post. It is only and simply the most concise answer I can give to this question. Why do RPGs have rules? Because the game designers said so. I'm...

An even more dystopian setting than the "Escape" movies.

Which is ironic because it's not yet 2000 in that supplement.

I suspect that's because the class needs much more reworking than others because of the removal of alignment, as the PF2.0 champion was much more tied to the alignment system than the cleric.

My gut instinct as GM would be to state that a 1st level "sniper assassin" is probably working for an organization who owns their weapon (and gear) and will reclaim it from them if they misbehave. So they have what they need to do what they do ... but they can't count on having it forever.

Ah, you want to be a ganzi kobold. Simple enough.

Mmm. Treating the errata-proofed printings of the original rulebooks as 2.1, the minimum I'd be willing to say is that this is 2.2.

... so four years in, we get PF2.5. Okay, then.