Impossible Flurry vs Accurate Flurry

[Deriven Firelion]

Does anyone know what they actually intended with this Accurate Flurry level 20 feat?

Impossible Flurry
[three-actions]
Feat 18
Flourish Ranger
Source Player Core pg. 163
Requirements You are wielding two melee weapons, each in a different hand
You forgo precision to attack at an impossible speed. Make three melee Strikes with each of the required weapons. Your first attack with each weapon takes the multiple attack penalty as though you had already made one attack this turn. All of the remaining Strikes take the maximum multiple attack penalty.

Accurate Flurry
Feat 20
Legacy Content
Ranger
Source Advanced Player's Guide pg. 133 2.0
Prerequisites Impossible Flurry
Requirements You are wielding two melee weapons, each in a different hand.
You refine the precision of your unbelievable storm of blows. When you perform an Impossible Flurry, your first attack with each weapon instead takes the multiple attack penalty as though you had already made one attack this turn. All subsequent attacks take the maximum multiple attack penalty, as though you had already made two or more attacks this turn.

These look exactly the same. Did something change between PF1 and PF2 with the ranger to alter these feats?

[Squiggit]

Accurate Flurry is APG/pre-remaster content.

Here's the text of the original Impossible Flurry:

Quote:

You forgo precision to attack at an impossible speed. Make three melee Strikes with each of the required weapons. All of these Strikes take the maximum multiple attack penalty, as if you had already made two or more attacks this turn.

So basically the remaster just added the level 20 feat's effect into the level 18 feat instead of keeping them separate.

[Deriven Firelion]

Squiggit wrote:

Accurate Flurry is APG/pre-remaster content.

Here's the text of the original Impossible Flurry:

Quote:

You forgo precision to attack at an impossible speed. Make three melee Strikes with each of the required weapons. All of these Strikes take the maximum multiple attack penalty, as if you had already made two or more attacks this turn.

So basically the remaster just added the level 20 feat's effect into the level 18 feat instead of keeping them separate.

Thanks, Squggit. That explains it.

So Ranger did get a few nice improvements. So they can take something else at level 20. Good to see.