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The demo for Solasta 2 apparently doesn't have 5.5. rules

Not to lean too hard into the "2024 bad" camp but this made me half glad I did not pre-order, buy the book or play 2024 when it came out after it was apparent that the Day 1 version already had some issues. I wonder when the next post-Errata printrun will be.

I feel like the rules-as-written power levels of PF2e is very tightly controlled, so Magic Items are either boring and don't let you break the game to facilitate Pathfinder Society play and keep the game relatively balanced over varying play groups. Also I think the character systems are so...

Where did you hear that? After a cursory glance the mod of asian descent had to stop down because he got into a power tripping argument with someone whether Samurais are racist or not Can’t find any receipts of him being racist

I think the biggest issue is that there was little to no discount on the game for KS And that 250k funding goal for a team of 18 devs seemed VERY ambitious. That's like the yearly salary of 3 relatively experienced devs in europe (incl. Taxes and other expenditures). A project this big is...

Just like with any romantic relationship or life partnership, resentment builds up because of communication issues or needs not being adressed. You're allowed to talk to your players outside the game on a meta-level. I am sure they understand that you are someone who wants to have fun as well...

Yeah MtG collectibility inflation is nuts. They might be printing money hand over fist selling to whales right now, but I don't see the market absorbing these cards long term once people check out when playing becomes secondary to collecting. I'd rather be in stocks or gold right now. Like...

I know Miller's Law, I am positing that maybe GW1 maybe also had something to do with the retooling of DC from Cao, because GW1 only let you use 8 skills at a time also.

I have a hard time imagining that a customs value of a A5 digest book can be any higher than 10$ per piece when it hits U.S. Shores. I think they're really only in deep trouble if we're getting to 300-400% territory

I'm in the process of offloading my Revised Duals myself because the game is being printed into the ground and people thankfully started becoming very proxy friendly.

To me it seems like a direct mechanic and aesthetic borrowed from the FANTASTIC Guild Wars 1 by ArenaNet, without understanding why the 8 skill limitation worked so well in a game about flexible builds, skill inter- and counterplay and instanced format.

I mean, Swords & Wizardry, Old School Essentials and OSRIC exist and none of the TSR games referenced are openly licensed or in the OGL

People really underestimate how many people just straight up use it as a gambling proxy and how prevalent it is nowadays. Even the most "wholesome" content creator in the MtG space has videos up where he opens boxes and sees if he can beat the secondary market. Its kinda troubling if you ask me.