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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ironchains" data-source="post: 9381293" data-attributes="member: 7046086">I have played 5e since before it came out. And I dabbled in other systems. And pf2 was the first time I truly felt like the system encouraged teamwork. In 5e specifically, every character feels heroic on their own. And each feels like the main character on their own and it's easy for a pc to hog the spotlight In pf2, no one can hold the spotlight by themselves. It is only as a group can they truly be heroic. As far as "feat problems" goes. I think it's a straw man argument. A feat in pf1, 5e and PF2e are completely different things. In pf1, you had crazy feat chains which were extreme. In 5e, classes have a collection of pre-selected Features earned per level (with very little choice or variability), and a special set of Feature groups you can buy by giving up an ASI. In pf2, classes have a collection Features you can choose from at every level.  A class feature by a different name is still a class feature. If you want pf2 to be like 5e, I guess you could go through and limit each class to a specific feat at every level. Instead of having options.</blockquote>