| GM G Klein |
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GM G Klein wrote:...? D&D is booming, right now. Unless I missed something.Well having checked out the new system...I can say Pathfinder has gone the way of D&D...I think it's dying.
I'm sad to see the old system go and be replaced by...this.
I can only hope that 3rd party publishers keeping pumping out the 3.5 version stuff as I won't be adopting the new rules and my gaming group feels the same.
Sorry Paizo...you've lost a customer.
I totally agree it is booming...for all those people who can't do math so increases are pretty even and simple...want increases across the board that are even...need 'advantage' and 'disadvantage' for re-rolls...
By the way what is the range of a longbow or crossbow in 5th edition? What's the maximum range? (These rules don't even make sense...but its real easy and ranges are great if you're simply doing tabletop)
Some of us can do the math and don't need equality and want the ability to get really diverse characters. Characters who can fail even when things look like they shouldn't. Charaters who can face death.
I'm glad people like it...I just need something a little less cookie-cutter. And the current incarnation of PF2 looks pretty much like Paizo just don't want us old gamers. It kind of reminds me of Apple...everytime they release a new phone you need to buy all new accessories or you just get left behind. I'm not opposed to improvements...I'm just opposed to scrapping a system to be "new" and hope that helps.
I also don't think you need a new system to get new players. You could re-work PF1 and still make improvements. But hey, if you just want to say you're like another company and scrapping the system for something new...go ahead.