Light radii for various illumination sources are too small

[Colette Brunel]

Light radii for various illumination sources are too small. A torch, a light spell, a continual flame spell, or a sunrod (why even bother with these 20 sp things?) provides bright light out to 20 feet, and that is it, no dim light beyond. A hooded lantern casts bright light out to 30 feet, and no more. Why are these light radii so small?

Give how low-light vision is now "ignore dim light" and how darkvision is "ignore darkness," regardless of range, it seems to me like the light radii are punishingly small.

[Witch of Miracles]

My suspicion is that it makes your vision more in line with how far you can move, which hopefully makes it easier to track.

Tracking vision is kind of a handwavy nightmare in 1e unless you play on VTT imo

[Shade325]

I feel this is going to be deadly in the early game. Ranged attacks are almost impossible in a dark dungeon environment because visibility is restricted severely. Unless someone in the party runs forward with a light source characters without darkvision are in trouble. In playtest reports this has been an issue.

I'd love to hear from Paizo if this was RaI? (Preferably before I run this in two days.)