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<blockquote data-quote="Arilyn" data-source="post: 7630995" data-attributes="member: 6816042">The pdfs for the playtest were all available for free. The standard printed copy was an economical option for players wanting a physical book, but not wanting to go through the expense and bother of printing it from home. The deluxe edition was there for the collectors. I don't think there are many missed options in that list. It's very common for subsequent editions of games to be criticized before they are even released, due usually to fears that a beloved game will be ruined, or, unfortunately, to people taking glee in tearing things down. We will have to wait and see how PF2 fares. Gen Con will be it's first big moment in the spot light, and will give plenty of people a chance to try it out. I hope the game does well. It could be a great alternative for players wanting more options. Paizo is also a fantastic company, made up of people who genuinely love the hobby. I'm feeling pretty excited and optimistic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arilyn, post: 7630995, member: 6816042"] The pdfs for the playtest were all available for free. The standard printed copy was an economical option for players wanting a physical book, but not wanting to go through the expense and bother of printing it from home. The deluxe edition was there for the collectors. I don't think there are many missed options in that list. It's very common for subsequent editions of games to be criticized before they are even released, due usually to fears that a beloved game will be ruined, or, unfortunately, to people taking glee in tearing things down. We will have to wait and see how PF2 fares. Gen Con will be it's first big moment in the spot light, and will give plenty of people a chance to try it out. I hope the game does well. It could be a great alternative for players wanting more options. Paizo is also a fantastic company, made up of people who genuinely love the hobby. I'm feeling pretty excited and optimistic. [/QUOTE]

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