Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 7851846" data-attributes="member: 957">Please go back and read what I wrote.As I have stated several times now, you clearly can tell any story and do anything you want to in PF2E.But the mechanics, by intent, do not place stress on the narrative elements when determining resolution.&nbsp; I have already explained that.&nbsp; The fact that you are in this most recent reply again challenging me to explain what I &quot;can't do&quot; suggests you either are not paying attention to what is said, or you don't have an answer for it and you are trying to force other people's opinions into something you are comfortable challenging rather than addressing the actual statement.Also, it is now completely unclear why you brought up the term &quot;edition wars&quot; in the first place.&nbsp; People certainly get emotional.&nbsp; But here the phrase just seems to be a loaded term intended to discredit an opinion.I don't find PF2E remotely satisfying.&nbsp; And, yes, that is a bummer to me.&nbsp; But I have zero dispute with someone else thinking it is awesome.&nbsp; Can we agree that this is a difference of preference, possibly worth understanding, maybe not, but &quot;edition war&quot; is premature at best?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BryonD, post: 7851846, member: 957"] Please go back and read what I wrote. As I have stated several times now, you clearly [I]can[/I] tell any story and do anything you want to in PF2E. But the mechanics, by intent, do not place stress on the narrative elements when determining resolution. I have already explained that. The fact that you are in this most recent reply again challenging me to explain what I "can't do" suggests you either are not paying attention to what is said, or you don't have an answer for it and you are trying to force other people's opinions into something you are comfortable challenging rather than addressing the actual statement. Also, it is now completely unclear why you brought up the term "edition wars" in the first place. People certainly get emotional. But here the phrase just seems to be a loaded term intended to discredit an opinion. I don't find PF2E remotely satisfying. And, yes, that is a bummer to me. But I have zero dispute with someone else thinking it is awesome. Can we agree that this is a difference of preference, possibly worth understanding, maybe not, but "edition war" is premature at best? [/QUOTE]

Verification