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<blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 8532337" data-attributes="member: 42040">I can read only in English, but I could try Google translate. I do appreciate your comments, even if my experience with the AP is different than yours.I don't take pleasure in prepping and running a game that isn't fun at the table, which is the experience both of my groups had with Age of Ashes and Abomination Vaults.I have gathered that AV suffered in the editing (something James Jacobs eluded to in forum posts.)An adventure that doesn't click with a group can spell the end of a group trying a system, particularly if it's early in the lifecycle of the edition. I've seen this with 4e as well.Yes, a DM/GM can heavily tailor an adventure for their group. That is extra challenging to do for an AP, because it's difficult to see how all the parts go together. Had I known everything about AV, had access to all the reviews, forum posts, etc, I could've made it better. But at that point, it would've been easier to write my own adventure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retreater, post: 8532337, member: 42040"] I can read only in English, but I could try Google translate. I do appreciate your comments, even if my experience with the AP is different than yours. I don't take pleasure in prepping and running a game that isn't fun at the table, which is the experience both of my groups had with Age of Ashes and Abomination Vaults. I have gathered that AV suffered in the editing (something James Jacobs eluded to in forum posts.) An adventure that doesn't click with a group can spell the end of a group trying a system, particularly if it's early in the lifecycle of the edition. I've seen this with 4e as well. Yes, a DM/GM can heavily tailor an adventure for their group. That is extra challenging to do for an AP, because it's difficult to see how all the parts go together. Had I known everything about AV, had access to all the reviews, forum posts, etc, I could've made it better. But at that point, it would've been easier to write my own adventure. [/QUOTE]

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