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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ringtail" data-source="post: 9375865" data-attributes="member: 7015570">Love PF2, it solved all the issues I had with 5e and 3.5 so it was a no-brainier for me to pick it up. I've been playing it in-person for a few months now, both at a gamestore for PFS and in a home game of Agents of Edgewatch. I've found most accusations of being hard to run at the table to be overblown. It works just fine, you don't need every book, or need to dig through 12 tomes. And if you use a digital tool like Pathbuilder (free, or like $5 for a few extra features) its even easier, which doesn't seem like a drawback to me.It is more complex, but I guess the level of complexity is a personal preference, as is 3-Action economy, so on and so forth. It does have some flaws, but in my experience no D20 game (or RPG in general for that matter) is really gonna be perfect. So far, this has been the best working one for me, who likes tactical combat. I have a few minor gripes, but I have the same with 5e.</blockquote>