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Message: <blockquote data-quote="payn" data-source="post: 9742274" data-attributes="member: 90374">Im of two minds. I do agree, I like the co-operative aspect and tactical set up. On the other hand, I do not appreciate having my crit chances be reduced and the enemy increased to make it seem more challenging. Scoring a massive hit and landing a whammy spell are a lot of fun for me, particularly in a set piece battle. So, its not so much I think PF2 mechanics are bad, its more an opinion of taste. This is what worries me. I dont know a ton of tactical minded gamers that want to invest in the knowledge to be good at this. A lot of them just want to unwind every week or two and PF2 requires just a bit more than the average person might want to invest. Though, it certainly differentiates PF play from D&D play so I know longer see PF as a copy even if its in the same fantasy vein. That is surely a good thing fro the brand and its fans.</blockquote>