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I second this. I played WoW when it first came out, but it was difficult to play with friends (who all played more than me and out-leveled me), and the gameplay is so simple and the storyline so un-driven that it couldn't hold me as a single-player experience. Fast forward many years and I...

This thread is hilarious!

"Tell me about it!" -Stream of the Sky

It does! Well it looks great. Was it difficult to come up with decent hacker stuff?

It definitely looks interesting, though I have one concern: it's obviously like a wizard class, but if your opponents have no cybernetics, is the hacker useless?

Personally... if they were 5 minutes, I wouldn't watch them. If they were under 5 minutes, I might consider watching. The thing is... there are SO MANY people making videos about whatever topics they want, and they're just normal people with their own normal opinions and absolutely no new...

I haven't played them all (or even most, or even three...) but I've been involved in many "best AP threads" and the one thing I've taken from those discussions is that there really isn't a "best." There are some people who have read all or many and played in many, and can talk about how the...

As long as the videos were relatively short (4 minutes or so), I would watch it if they were decent. Longer videos, though, would put me off. As for the choices, what's the overall theme of the campaign? Or is there one?

I am still interested, but I'm also interested to know if you played Shadowrun, and just how these rules stack up with those.

Sounds interesting. I look forward to seeing the specifics!

Word! As I mentioned previously, I'm interested to know how you're handling hacking as, despite the praise heaped on the newest Shadowrun rules, I find hacking in that game to be my biggest hangup.

Flechettes are rockets?

I like Ghost in the Shell as much as the next guy, but for me, Cyberpunk has a certain lower threshold of Neuromancer that must be present. Seconding the flechettes.

I am actually interested in how you handle hacking as a whole. That was probably the hardest part of Shadowrun for me and my players.

I have never heard of a full-on cyberpunk setting for Pathfinder and would personally be interested because I love everything cyberpunk! This is despite the fact that I find it very difficult to play. Regardless, I think the closest thing may be ENWorld's Zeitgeist setting? Isn't that sorta...

This is really ultra-true.

The best game that I've ever run was a 5 to 6 month long Ravenloft campaign set in the Pathfinder rules and in Golarion. I ran it last year. Ustalav is essentially Pathfinder's version of Ravenloft, so setting the game there is a decent idea. In that vein, Rule of Fear is the Pathfinder...

I usually DM, but a friend ran us through the first two books of this AP. The first book was mine, though, and after we stopped playing I read through it. It seems like SUCH a good adventure/idea/setup, but it's also very difficult to do "right." It wasn't the most fun adventure I've ever...

I like the new layout.

I'm really not sure which way you could go now, but I've got a question. How has the character been so far? I know you said you liked it, but I've always heard that "blaster" casters are not considered to be very good. How do you measure up in-game?