Pax Veritas
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I'm approaching my 30th year playing OD&D/AD&D/Pathfinder RPG. I want to share my extreme enthusiasm for Pathfinder RPG as the best incarnation of the game yet.
I recently sundered my gaming group because I was looking for great roleplayers. I am fortunate now to have 6 great roleplayers for my weekly game. Prior to this, many of the players were very gamist, and interested in more tactical gaming. Pathfinder RPG was great for that too. But now, I have the very best of all worlds--Pathfinder RPG with great roleplayers, and the game is versatile and has something for all styles of play. The game is extremely robust, so I can get involved in creating the very best games and executing in any style desired.
I wish I had more to say, except, WOOOHOOO. I love this game.
Gorbacz
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The game is great, but Ars Magica is still my fave RPG ever.
The setting is delicious, but I do long for some pure good old Planescape. Where have my Modrons gone?
The APs are fantastic, but WFRP's Enemy Within and CoC's Horror on Orient Express are still the best for me.
The modules are cool, but boy do I love me some good old oWoD ones more. Samuel Haight, will you dance with us tonight?
But you know what? Paizo makes me feel like somebody important, and not just customer #2435. And that, combined with great quality of products, makes Paizo win the universe for me.
| Arcane Knowledge |
I think that Paizo is, so far, the best thing on the market for me. I think that more importantly than Paizo being perfect right now, that they are continuing to strive towards the perfect game that most of us really wanted 3.5 to be. I think that there is also a lot of creativity in the company so far, and if they keep this up they will most likely grow to surpass WotC.
Gorbacz
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Gorbacz wrote:But you know what? Paizo makes me feel like somebody important, and not just customer #2435.Wait.
YOU'RE #2435?
Hmm.
That changes everything.
(pushes the big red button)
Boy am I glad I'm just a Tiny bag, because the park suddenly got filled with Dire Abyssal T-Rexes...
Maybe they won't find me.
| Kitsune Knight |
hmmm...I wouldn't call it the best ever but it is certainly one of my top two along with FFG's Warhammer 40k roleplay line (Deathwatch currently being my favorite out of all of them). Although I would say that Paizo does have the best customer service of just about any gaming company around, so as an overall company I would say they are the best.
| gbonehead Owner - House of Books and Games LLC |
gbonehead wrote:Does my PFS number count?Now I'm curious if there actually ARE customer numbers.
(time to go hunting)
Nah ... I'm thinking of the unique customer ID you'd be assigned when you make a purchase. It's usually buried somewhere in a database; many companies don't make it public at all, but if you had access to the DB you could, for example, find out who had the lowest active customer number.
Probably one of the Paizo staff, in any case :)
| Richard Russom |
I'm approaching my 30th year playing OD&D/AD&D/Pathfinder RPG. I want to share my extreme enthusiasm for Pathfinder RPG as the best incarnation of the game yet.
I recently sundered my gaming group because I was looking for great roleplayers. I am fortunate now to have 6 great roleplayers for my weekly game. Prior to this, many of the players were very gamist, and interested in more tactical gaming. Pathfinder RPG was great for that too. But now, I have the very best of all worlds--Pathfinder RPG with great roleplayers, and the game is versatile and has something for all styles of play. The game is extremely robust, so I can get involved in creating the very best games and executing in any style desired.
I wish I had more to say, except, WOOOHOOO. I love this game.
I think Pathfinder has the customization 3.0 and 3.5 was suppose to have but failed to deliver.