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<blockquote data-quote="kenada" data-source="post: 8100113" data-attributes="member: 70468">I generally respond in spoiler when someone posts in spoiler. Even if my response is arguably not a spoiler, I’ll respect their decision to warn potential audiences of spoilers.Given how difficult PF1 adventures could be for a group of non-optimizers (like mine), I’m not surprised that PF2 adventures are also fairly difficult. I’m pretty sure if I had actually run an AP or an official adventure, my players would not have liked PF2 when we tried it.If there’s anything these discussions have taught me, and it’s something that I envy about 5e, it’s that PF2 needs a bigger and more visibile community of people who don’t just run APs and official adventures. It’s easy to get a distorted view of what the system can do or does when that’s all you see. I can say from experience that PF2 is a really good system for running old-school style games. The stuff that seemingly causes problems in official adventures actually works pretty well for that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kenada, post: 8100113, member: 70468"] I generally respond in spoiler when someone posts in spoiler. Even if my response is arguably not a spoiler, I’ll respect their decision to warn potential audiences of spoilers. Given how difficult PF1 adventures could be for a group of non-optimizers (like mine), I’m not surprised that PF2 adventures are also fairly difficult. I’m pretty sure if I had actually run an AP or an official adventure, my players would not have liked PF2 when we tried it. If there’s anything these discussions have taught me, and it’s something that I envy about 5e, it’s that PF2 needs a bigger and more visibile community of people who don’t just run APs and official adventures. It’s easy to get a distorted view of what the system can do or does when that’s all you see. I can say from experience that PF2 is a really good system for running old-school style games. The stuff that seemingly causes problems in official adventures actually works pretty well for that. [/QUOTE]

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