There's just enough strategy in managing your car's "heat" level. Take on too much, and you'll stall out. Don't take enough risk, and the other players will pull ahead. I accurately captured the tension of racing video games. "Do I floor it and come into the turn quickly, risking spinning out? Or do I brake and take it safely but lose my place?"

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[–] Suck_on_my_Presence@beehaw.org 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

So. Much. Pathfinder 2e. And I love it.

I just had a session one for a Wednesday night campaign with a character I'm so excited to play. I have a Friday night campaign I really love with a great character. And my Sunday campaign is marching steadily onward - although I cannot wait to finish Gatewalkers so I can homebrew. Gatewalkers is fine and it's a lot of fun (the reveal in act 3 of the 1st book was incredible), but I hate running out of books. I love homebrew and I miss it dearly.

I've been trying to get together my friends IRL to play the beginner's box because I don't think I can ever go back to 5e after experiencing the ease at which PF balances everything. But schedules are, of course, the conflict.

[–] DerKriegs@lemmy.ml 2 points 1 year ago

I might try to get my group (5e and P1) to just meet in the middle for a P2 Game when we're done with our respective campaigns...

The little experience I had with it was quite something!