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For me the key is (my perceived) value. I don't mind paying more if the value is there. Also, RPGs are like works of art to me. Some are wonderful, some are trash. I don't mind spending money on the wonderful. (Oh, and I bought Invisible Sun in the second kickstarter. I don't feel like I...

The true test of PF2 is sales going forward. IIRC, the PF1 Core Rulebook's sales after a couple years were increasing each year. That's what PF2 will need to do as well to succeed. If the initial sales are all they have, they are in trouble. What will be interesting is the amount of product...

Mercador - if you want to continue to play PF1, and want some really good stuff for it, visit Frog God Games because they are having a massive Pathfinder 1 sale right now (just make sure you choose the Pathfinder rules when you order because they offer products for 3 different systems). You can...

Since playing RPGs are emotional buy-ins, it makes sense that you'd be mad at the company that is no longer making the game you like. And while I too am disappointed they went with PF2, I have so much content for PF1, that I can stay with PF1 for the next 10-20 years and not remotely run out of...

As of today the Core Rulebook is #1!.....in Pathfinder game. It's #591 overall. The D&D Player's Handbook is still an amazing #49 overall after 5 years. Incredible.

Um...that's kinda their thing. (Judges Guild, Grimtooth's, Lankhmar, etc.)

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IIRC, they are targeting next summer.

Well, that didn't last very long. It has dropped back behind the 5-year-old D&D 5E Player's Handbook.

Way too much lingo. Very 4E-ish (especially with the symbols, descriptors, and annoying movement crap such as "steps"). No, thank you.

I wonder what the page count is.

Not weird. I completely understand. They are ready to move on, but you're not. Games are an emotional buy-in sometimes - especially when you buy a lot of the same edition from the same company. If you still love the current edition, you don't want to leave unless there is a better option...

I would have expected a larger number of supporters, especially with the new edition coming out in 2 months, but the price tags are pretty high for what you get, so I guess it's expected. 1,300 supporters is probably great for most game companies crowdfunding efforts I'd imagine, but for the...

Yeah, when I've run higher level PF1 games this issue has absolutely been a thing.

There is SO MUCH 3pp Pathfinder 1E stuff that even if there is no more content created, it would likely last several lifetimes. Heck, just the Frog God Games stuff could easily provide someone with 20+ years of adventure.

I'm in the camp that loves PF1 (without any houserules), so I will not be switching. Heck, I haven't explored half of the PF1 books (Occult Adventures, Horror Adventures, Ultimate Intrigue), so I still have a lot of ground to explore in PF1. Frankly, if PF2 ends up looking anything like the...

As a PF1 fan, I’m not liking what I’m seeing from PF2 either, but I’m not depressed - I’m thrilled i’m not tempted to buy into yet another system. :)

It's $500 and the minis aren't even painted?

Retributive strike seems like it would be awful in play. (As in slowing things down/breaking the flow of combat.) These kinds of fliddly, game-interrupting things are a HUGE turn-off for me. At this point I may have to stop looking at the playtest stuff because it reminds me of the type of...

Yeah, this kind of stuff is a real big turn off for me.