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This would be post-Remaster, which may have helped a bit. But also his luck seems damn good and he edges out crits like nobody's business. I do sometimes wonder if he'd do better if he were using, say, a crossbow instead, but people want to sling guns with gunslingers. Definitely don't see him...

No, not in the Mwangi Expanse. That would be the Golden Road region of Golarion. It's worth noting that several areas of Golarion (Absalom, the Shining Kingdoms, the Impossible Lands, and Tian Xia) have gotten books, which means that the Golden Road is likely to get something in the future...

Yeah, part of not doing it for PCs was to keep things heroic, the other was to avoid bunches of options around it because I was just writing it as quick as possible. I do get the appeal of it and how it can work in the fiction, certainly: even a few levels higher, getting surrounded by a horde...

Hello! It's been a while since I've done this, but reading through some posts and having put my campaign on a brief hiatus got me to thinking about how to spice things up and address issues other people seem to have with the game. And when it comes to issues with the game, one of the obvious...

Yeah. PF2 protects niches. Mages can still do a ton of stuff, but they're not going to be able to take over the single target damage part of things, otherwise you bring back all the problems of the other stuff. I mean, we have a joke at this point about him headshotting BBEGs with massive...

More like they are better at crowd-control than melee-focused builds, but I find that people with weapons typically are better at causing damage than those with magic, which is fine: magic can cause damage, but it's power is in its versatility. Magic is a Jack of All Trades, it can't do...

I don't generally play APs, but it's probably a better change on the whole than not. Like, one of the reasons I'm generally more skeptical of APs done in installments is that I can start a game without actually fully knowing what I'm setting up. There's the possibility that I mix up some...

Wonder Woman '84 It definitely gives him a... unique look.

For what it was, the pace was good. I have my problems with the movie, but it definitely cruised. Reed and Johnny should always have facial hair. Ben's beard in this was also pretty good and just funny to think about the mechanics of. You gotta be careful with Sue because people want to...

Honestly I think if you made Galactus this sort of looming mystery in the background, something Reed was working on that didn't become clear until Act III (Like there are rumors of a silver figure in the background, maybe they see it or finally meet her in Act II) but most of the movie was them...

I don't think the movie says this at all. They all clearly have relationships outside of the movie: Sue works more broadly with the world is the easiest example, but Johnny clearly does ads and other things. Reed does TV shows. Like, that's not to say they have a deep, intimate connection with...

Sure, and taste is taste. For me, it just really stood out and was sad because I want to see these characters interact with more people. I think the actors are great and I want more of them. It just feels sad that we have to rush into another film instead of letting this one breath a bit more.

Oh sure, but I don't think that's really executed on. It's briefly there, but it never feels like something that is actually meant to be a focus or resolved. And I don't think it justifies having so few others interact with them. Again, it's not that this movie is bad or has nothing, but I...

It's not that it's focused on the Fantastic Four as much as we barely see anyone beyond the Fantastic Four. It's just extremely noticeable, especially after a Superman film that really felt like it had a living world packed into it. I think it's just that there is still tension between...

That "secretary" is actually the head of the Future Foundation. Not that you would really know that; I made the same assumption but looked it up before I posted it elsewhere. It is honestly wild how much of this movie is directly focused on the Fantastic Four and no one else.

I had the exact same feeling, where the beats are okay but they don't hit on the same emotional level as Superman. I think one of the big problems that took me a second to identify is that the Fantastic Four are incredibly isolated in this movie: outside of the F4 and the two main antagonists...