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It's significantly harder for the devs to find your thoughts trawling through lengthy forum threads, and the playtest ends tomorrow - if you want your voice to be heard, the class feedback and open response surveys are the surest bet!
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Just submitted my surveys yesterday and encouraged all my players to do so as well after our playtest session. Hoping others will do so as well!
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I sent mine today and also asked my players to sent yesterday too. We waited to the end to have the best experience and opinion about the class.
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I filled out my surveys as the GM. The player of the playtest kineticist promised to answer the surveys as the player.
One page said "Playing the Psychic," a small mistake in updating the text.
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I wish they didn't expect you to only play a single character. I played several so asking what level, ancestry or feats I used for a singular character doesn't really work for me. I filed out for the character I played the most.
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I wish they didn't expect you to only play a single character. I played several so asking what level, ancestry or feats I used for a singular character doesn't really work for me. I filed out for the character I played the most.
Maybe it's a little tedious but you can repeat the class survey for each tested build changing what need. Just avoid repeat the open response survey and don't fake the responses then you experience will probably help the designers to take the best decisions.
Maybe it's a little tedious but you can repeat the class survey for each tested build changing what need.
That'd skew some questions that are meant for the class in general while giving the normal results for that build. *shrug* I went over the differences in builds in the open response survey.