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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 8100888" data-attributes="member: 83242">I only DM'd 4e, I never played a PC. I don't usually like online tools (we don't use them at the table and I don't play on line), but I have getting a little crush for DnDBeyond now during the pandemic.&nbsp; We didn't need on line tools for 4e, so I would hope I wouldn't need them for PF2.&nbsp;I am less concerned about that, than I am about how I use the various options I will have.&nbsp; Numbers balance doesn't bother me, unless it bothers my teammates. &nbsp;This type of ruleset is not my preference, but I am willing to give it a try. My concern is having to know all the different feats I have and what they. My guess, I just won't do it.&nbsp; It is not how I play.&nbsp; Will that frustrate the other players - who knows.&nbsp; Basically I want to have fun, not engage in synergistic tactics where i have to use my character the most effectively or we are in a TPK.It is not up to me, I have to find a group.&nbsp; My group will not play it.I only DM 5e, but I have no problem challenging my players.&nbsp; I really don't understand where this idea comes from; however, I have accepted that people play the game differently and they don't use our house rules (which I would have to convert to PF2 if I were to DM that game for my group).I am not ready to DM a PF2 game with people I don't know.&nbsp; I asked my group to give it a try, but they refused.&nbsp; Now we are on hiatus because of covid-19 (we only play in person).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 8100888, member: 83242"] I only DM'd 4e, I never played a PC. I don't usually like online tools (we don't use them at the table and I don't play on line), but I have getting a little crush for DnDBeyond now during the pandemic. We didn't need on line tools for 4e, so I would hope I wouldn't need them for PF2. I am less concerned about that, than I am about how I use the various options I will have. Numbers balance doesn't bother me, unless it bothers my teammates. This type of ruleset is not my preference, but I am willing to give it a try. My concern is having to know all the different feats I have and what they. My guess, I just won't do it. It is not how I play. Will that frustrate the other players - who knows. Basically I want to have fun, not engage in synergistic tactics where i have to use my character the most effectively or we are in a TPK. It is not up to me, I have to find a group. My group will not play it. I only DM 5e, but I have no problem challenging my players. I really don't understand where this idea comes from; however, I have accepted that people play the game differently and they don't use our house rules (which I would have to convert to PF2 if I were to DM that game for my group). I am not ready to DM a PF2 game with people I don't know. I asked my group to give it a try, but they refused. Now we are on hiatus because of covid-19 (we only play in person). [/QUOTE]

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