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<blockquote data-quote="JThursby" data-source="post: 8644651" data-attributes="member: 7025596">This is an incredibly tortured interpretation of Erik Mona's statement to excise it of the very clear content and intent that [USER=7033897]@dirtypool[/USER] described.&nbsp; You very conveniently left out the statement that subscriptions are much higher than before.&nbsp; If you're going to accuse someone of cherry picking to build a narrative you should take pains to not do so yourself.How about instead of our opinion about which VTT Pathfinder 2e user are on, how about Paizo's?-Foundry VTT is the only VTT with a panel at PaizoCon this year, all the other ones are merely associates with the event.-Over 40% of all PaizoCon tables are Pathfinder 2e on Foundry.&nbsp; This is summing up all game tables, including in person and online, and between all game systems.-The current ongoing adventure path has no plans to release to Roll20, nor is there any indication that Paizo is interested in releasing new premium content on Roll20.Unless there's some huge secret silent group of Fantasy Grounds players that are taking far more of the player base than anyone could account for, the message seems pretty clear for where Paizo thinks the online players are.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JThursby, post: 8644651, member: 7025596"] This is an incredibly tortured interpretation of Erik Mona's statement to excise it of the very clear content and intent that [USER=7033897]@dirtypool[/USER] described. You very conveniently left out the statement that subscriptions are much higher than before. If you're going to accuse someone of cherry picking to build a narrative you should take pains to not do so yourself. How about instead of our opinion about which VTT Pathfinder 2e user are on, how about Paizo's? -Foundry VTT is the only VTT with a panel at PaizoCon this year, all the other ones are merely associates with the event. -Over 40% of all PaizoCon tables are Pathfinder 2e on Foundry. This is summing up all game tables, including in person and online, and between all game systems. -The current ongoing adventure path has no plans to release to Roll20, nor is there any indication that Paizo is interested in releasing new premium content on Roll20. Unless there's some huge secret silent group of Fantasy Grounds players that are taking far more of the player base than anyone could account for, the message seems pretty clear for where Paizo thinks the online players are. [/QUOTE]

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