There's only so many times I can listen to folks optimize the fun out of #Pathfinder2e before I get grouchy.

[moondog@meow.social]

There's only so many times I can listen to folks optimize the fun out of #Pathfinder2e before I get grouchy.

Spellstrikes are addictive! Spellstrike responsibly, and never spellstrike alone!

[ordinal@mas.to]

@Moondog Literally the worst RPG sub on reddit. I wouldn't mind but it really distorts people's views of #PF2e

[hostilearchitecture@dice.camp]

@ordinal I especially didn't appreciate the downvote reactions you got anytime you criticized the game/ homebrewed something to fix an issue you were having and posted about it.

[ordinal@mas.to]

@hostilearchitecture I got down past -90 once for suggesting a rule might not be 4d chess game design but just because it was easy to remember.

[hostilearchitecture@dice.camp]

@ordinal oof

[the_gneech@meow.social]

@Moondog Ping @inkblitz

[moondog@meow.social]

@the_gneech I don't know who that is

[the_gneech@meow.social]

@Moondog Just a friend of mine I thought would be interested in your post.

[Kichae]

that ordinal person Aww man, I’m late to the subreddit dogpile party. I routinely get downvoted to the comment-collapse threshold because I think the game is a system of tools to empower roleplay, and not just Foundry Fantasy XCom.

And heaven forbid you point out that the books literally and directly tell you to modify the rules to suit your purposes.

[Kichae]

Scary Moondog! Privilege There is no community on the Internet that more firmly treats Water Finds a Crack as a play guide, rather than a warning to designers.