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There aren’t enough Pathfinder stories on the internet. Too much of the discussion around the game is really simplistic, rote numerical optimization and exalting of a handful of paper buttons hyped up as “serious tactical combat”, and not enough is actually talking about the shenanigans players actually get up to.
Fill the space with shenanigans!
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I’m going to second the recommendation to follow hashtags, but also regularly search hashtags you don’t want to actually follow but might be interested in the people who are engaged there. I’ve found many great people just parachuting into hashtags once every few months and checking out replies.
.vad//hakara🧭 First time?
I’ve actually been rejected for more than one job because the recruiter and hiring manager didn’t know my time zone existed.
I fully support weirder, cooler games, and lunch. I’ll send some lunch money over once I secure a new job.
flavonol@lemmy.world Many, I imagine.
I spend… too much time on the Pathfinder 2e subreddit, and it is so painfully clear from how quietly obsessed that space is with class build optimization, that the idea of fighting for anything but a decisive, 100% kill outcome (on either side) is unimaginable to most people there. I think the most recent thing I saw could be summed up as “what’s the point of Hexploration if the outcome is just moderate difficulty fights?”
Even the idea of non-combat encounters or worldbuilding encounters are becoming alien to modern TTRPG fans, it seems.
Just tell them that A) it’s DuckTales, and B) it has David Tennant. What more could they want?
