Pathfinder 2E Release Day Second Edition Amazon Sales Rank

[Aldarc]

Interesting, the graph is little misleading as it goes back to 2018 and PF2e wasn't released until August 2019 was it? Anyway. good to see the growth!

PF2 playtesting was happening in 2018.

 

[dave2008]

PF2 playtesting was happening in 2018.

I realize that, but it still skews the graph quite a bit. If you look at the graph just from the the release of PF2, it is less dramatic growth.

 

[Aldarc]

I realize that, but it still skews the graph quite a bit. If you look at the graph just from the the release of PF2, it is less dramatic growth.

Sure, and if you readjust the graph from the time of the initial release, it does at least show steady growth.

 

[willrali]

Yes, the pf2 subreddit is a really great, positive place and improving all the time.

 

[dave2008]

It looks like PF2e continues to make slow but consistent growth on Roll20.

Q1 2020: 1.36%


Q2 2020: 1.53%


Q3 2020: 1.83%

 

[Zardnaar]

2-1 ratio of PF vs PF2.

 

[Mistwell]

Just to track sales over time:
Best Sellers Rank: #10,942 in Books
#3 in Pathfinder Game (#1 is a generic fantasy gaming book)

 

[dave2008]

2-1 ratio of PF vs PF2.

Though it is getting closer and closer.

Interestingly, PF1 is declining faster than PF2 is climbing. I wonder were those extra PF1 players are going?

 

[apoapostolov]

Though it is getting closer and closer.

Interestingly, PF1 is declining faster than PF2 is climbing. I wonder were those extra PF1 players are going?

3.5e is slowly gaining tiny percentages.

 

[gss000]

Though it is getting closer and closer.

Interestingly, PF1 is declining faster than PF2 is climbing. I wonder were those extra PF1 players are going?

0.6% growth for PF2 vs. 0.62% decline for PF1 seems about the same to me, which is better news for the company. Otherwise, it could be a sign the brand is losing market share.

Did Roll20 release total number of players on the site so we know how many players any percentage represents or how the total number of players on the site changed over the same six months? Without that context, just seeing a percentage go up doesn't necessarily mean there is growth.