LegendofDragoon

I was hoping for something new, like a new pmd or Legends, or another new spinoff entirely, but we got literally nothing new. We got detective Pikachu release date, a couple events for the mobile games, and dlc we already knew about. The applin and duraludon evos are great, don't get me wrong, but I really wanted something new, ya know?

Sorry if I'm a bit of a downer, just wanted to see what others were thinking.

I know it's complexity, but I wish there was an option to enable multiclass for lower difficulties.

I'm an old gamer and I enjoy just playing on the lowest settings and just actually enjoying things as they happen, and if I do multiple playthrough I would like to have multiclass as an option to explore some truly wacky builds.

Is there a work around like starting the campaign in the hardest difficulty then changing it? Or maybe just switching to the hard difficulty when you want to level up?

The playtest is going to drop in 2024, likely to coincide with either paizocon (June/July) or Gen con (usually August) the playtest is going to feature 6 classes.

Along with the 2 playtest classes announced for pathfinder 2e, there's going to be 8 new classes to theory craft within the next year, which is absolutely insane.

Right now, I'm working on the planning stages for a video game. I don't know if it'll actually go anywhere, but it's something I've always wanted to do. I haven't told anyone except you guys, not even my wife.

Yes the pun was intended

It's an extreme view, and not many professionals endorse it, but it is an interesting thought!

It's an enchanting genre that I don't see come up as often as it should. I would say my preference is towards exocolonist as it's more forgiving, and the subsystem breaks up what might otherwise become monotonous.

A few of the things I like about the genre is the tangible growth and the impact your skills have on the story at large. Like the skill dialogues in fallout, but with more impact.

I also like the romance options and slow burn in exocolonist

It just feels like it was a book made specifically with me in mind. Elementarism has always always been my favorite fantasy archetype. Benders in Avatar, adepts in Golden Sun, the dragoon spirits in legend of dragoon. In superhero games I always gravitate towards options that let me control the elements in some way.

Now here comes this book, bringing my favorite class from first edition into the best game system I've ever played and it's packed to the gills with elemental goodness. Elemental instinct for barbarians, presumably elemental eidolon in the elemental allies section. Archetypes, spells, monsters. Two entire planes worth of elemental goodness, all at a level of quality that I can easily put my trust into paizo to provide.

It's like all my childhood fantasies at the exact same time and I am here for it.

My backup character right now is a playtest kineticist so I can't wait to rebuild him using the finished class!

I see they are a mastodon instance, but our microblogs Let us interact with mastodon peeps I just want to know how.

I've seen keebinetters, but that feels like trying to say Massachusettsian instead of Bay Stater.

Kay-Binner seems like the most simple and inclusive, but that depends on the fact that you pronounce kbin Kay-bin

Maybe something representing the federated nature? Like Fedizen maybe?