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<blockquote data-quote="Velderan" data-source="post: 9197512" data-attributes="member: 7038056">I'm not sure the fanbase is any more or less resistant to change than other fanbases. I pretty much stopped looking in the OneD&amp;D forum a few months back and now just read the playtest documents, make up my own mind how I feel about them, and don't bother trying to discuss them. There's definitely some people on the PF2e subreddit that seem upset about the changes, which honestly I think it's mostly people like [USER=9053]@SteveC[/USER] who if I'm remembering correctly appreciated that PF2e was basically a reskinned D&amp;D that played better, but shared a lot things in common so it still felt familiar (and I mean absolutely no offense at this, SteveC. Your explanation just stood out to me as a rational &quot;this kinda sucks and here's why&quot; post.)In the days of print only games changes mattered less because they were easy to ignore but once you start trying to make things work on a VTT or use a character creator, changes can really suck if you don't like them. Right now we're kind of in a weird middle ground where the first couple Remaster books just released and it's not entirely clear what will be available moving forward. The Foundry team has released a legacy ruleset module, Pathbuilder has yet to update so it's not clear yet where that tool with land for supporting both options. I'm not sure what support will look like on Roll20 or FG, so probably still lots of questions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Velderan, post: 9197512, member: 7038056"] I'm not sure the fanbase is any more or less resistant to change than other fanbases. I pretty much stopped looking in the OneD&D forum a few months back and now just read the playtest documents, make up my own mind how I feel about them, and don't bother trying to discuss them. There's definitely some people on the PF2e subreddit that seem upset about the changes, which honestly I think it's mostly people like [USER=9053]@SteveC[/USER] who if I'm remembering correctly appreciated that PF2e was basically a reskinned D&D that played better, but shared a lot things in common so it still felt familiar (and I mean absolutely no offense at this, SteveC. Your explanation just stood out to me as a rational "this kinda sucks and here's why" post.) In the days of print only games changes mattered less because they were easy to ignore but once you start trying to make things work on a VTT or use a character creator, changes can really suck if you don't like them. Right now we're kind of in a weird middle ground where the first couple Remaster books just released and it's not entirely clear what will be available moving forward. The Foundry team has released a legacy ruleset module, Pathbuilder has yet to update so it's not clear yet where that tool with land for supporting both options. I'm not sure what support will look like on Roll20 or FG, so probably still lots of questions. [/QUOTE]

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