So, Persona 5 What do you think of it so far?
From what I've heard, Pathfinder was an attempt by another company to fix a lot of the problems that cropped up with one of the many revisions to D&D that had occurred (I think 3.0, but I'm terrible at remembering that sort of thing, so don't take my word for it). It got a pretty good following, and even though D&D did eventually fix those problems on its own, it still has plenty of players.
Haven't heard of that one. I believe we may not have had it here. We don't get too many RPG rulebooks released here, though it's been getting better recently. D&D and Warhammer have always been around, though. We even have our own local rulesets - there was even a Witcher system back in the day. it wasn't that good, though
I've only played Pathfinder. Which was pretty good.
We used to do it a lot with my friends in the past, and I am super excited because we'll be doing it again in August! I'm excited to be a game master again, but also kinda worried because it's the first time we'll be using D&D 3.5
Just once. It seemed fun, but incredibly impractical. Too many schedules to manage. It was like our Pokemon tournament, but worse, since everyone needed a large chunk of time together. Unfortunately.
Have you ever done pen-and-paper role-playing?
Maybe. I keep trying some. But I just don't follow through with them. Even if I really want to (like Persona Q).
Maybe you just need that one game to sway you? I had a similar problem until Strange Journey swayed me. I've been enjoying first person RPGs ever since.
I wish I knew why I hated the First-person thing. There are a lot of good games that I just can't stand to play because of that.
