PF2 is the Miley Cyrus of RPGs
PF2 is the Miley Cyrus of RPGs
And Hannah Montana is the lie of it being accessible to new players.
Touch grass
35Roll a Gardening Lore check.
11As a trained grass toucher, I have proficiency so that would be: rolls dice 22 total.
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this is certainty one of the takes of all time
31Of all time!
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Where funny?
222e is weirder and more sexualized
My man did not play the same PF1e that I did.
Also, both games achieve different things. Neither is "better', you just like 1e more, congrats.
15He dislikes 2e
2Oops lol
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This is a fever dream take lol
8It's.. more.. sexualized? What? Could you explain that part to me lmao
8They just are old enough now to understand that paizo is a proud lgbt+ supporter and blame 2e
11Kinda my thoughts but I wanted to see if it was actually just "PF2E bad because it's canon is inclusive" or if there was something I was missing.
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It's a jab at players for being overly attached to the system. Basically that pf2 players are wearing rose colored glasses.
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My man. The only group I've ever convinced to play GURPS had previously preferred Shadowrun 5e and Pathfinder 1e for all the highly specific rules. But your autism levels are clearly higher than any of us
8Meanwhile those who really know see 3.5e V3
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3L take, oldheads stay mad and unbalanced
3PF1 is 3X based and therefore unplayable garbage. PF2 is an actually functional game.
2Disagree, and you can pry my unplayable garbage from my cold dead hands
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Take is too spicy. Would've worked better if you'd just kept to the fact that Billy Ray is plenty good if that's your style.
1PF2e actually exists because of D&D 5e. 5e is a streamlined and (most people believe) improved version of 3.5, which is exactly what PF1e is under a different label. But to appeal to their rebellious hipster demographic the new PF had to be different and innovative. So you get a bunch of overly complex rules for options and the sake of just being like D&D but still totally not D&D. The result is a decent game that definitely isn't 5e because it intentionally trades off most of the streamlining that makes 5e more approachable for the sake of complexity and options.
Basically it's a bunch of pretentious hipster BS.
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