recursing@feddit.uk Depends on what one means by “plays differently”. Plenty of players don’t get too fussed about mechanics, which means the play loop is largely the same between games. They make a choice, they roll some dice, and they get told the outcome.
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phanlix@lemmy.zip Well, PF1 is. I’m not sure why so many people refuse to acknowledge PF2. It’s been out for like 7 years now.
It’s like refusing to acknowledge anything past AD&D exists.
deadmartyr@lemmy.zip Why you wanna be fighting low level enemies at high level?
susaga@sh.itjust.works You know that picking and choosing which parts of the game to utilize is fairly standard practice, right? The rules are just frameworks for systematically determining outcomes that you’ve decided you don’t want to know in advance. You can choose which subset of conditions those outcomes occur under.
Just because you paid for all of the rules doesn’t mean you’re in any way obligated to use them all. Even the parts that have the most pages dedicated to them.