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<blockquote data-quote="Justice and Rule" data-source="post: 8461538" data-attributes="member: 6778210">I'll be honest: I don't think all that many PF1 players are switching to PF2 at this point. Definitely a bunch at the beginning, but we have to remember that Pathfinder was created on a movement to keep old rules. At this point there are people who have been playing 3.X for over 20 years from the original through PF. I suspect a lot of PF people still left playing are the sort of players who have found their system in 3.X and aren't likely to move.Rather, I'm guessing the majority of PF2 players are like me: 5E players who are looking for a crunchier and better-balanced d20 system.I think it's interesting to see differences across platforms. FG I think has better rules integration than Roll20, which explains why PF2 is more favorably compared to PF1 on that system. Similarly, I'm guessing there are a bunch of PF1 players who started using Roll20 for their games and just have no interest in moving to a new one, which is why PF2 (given the Forge numbers above) does so much better on Foundry than PF1.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Justice and Rule, post: 8461538, member: 6778210"] I'll be honest: I don't think all that many PF1 players are switching to PF2 at this point. Definitely a bunch at the beginning, but we have to remember that Pathfinder was created on a movement to keep old rules. At this point there are people who have been playing 3.X for over 20 years from the original through PF. I suspect a lot of PF people still left playing are the sort of players who have found their system in 3.X and aren't likely to move. Rather, I'm guessing the majority of PF2 players are like me: 5E players who are looking for a crunchier and better-balanced d20 system. I think it's interesting to see differences across platforms. FG I think has better rules integration than Roll20, which explains why PF2 is more favorably compared to PF1 on that system. Similarly, I'm guessing there are a bunch of PF1 players who started using Roll20 for their games and just have no interest in moving to a new one, which is why PF2 (given the Forge numbers above) does so much better on Foundry than PF1. [/QUOTE]

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