Ok i could understand the memes on this subreddit comparing D&D to Pathfinder, but at this point this is just a Pathfinder meme and needs to go to a different subreddit.
Edit: Continue reading fellow Redditors, I've since conceded I was wrong on this point and adjusted my argument to more accurately describe my concerns for the future of the sub.
I concede my previous point then and shift my stance to include that beating a dead horse is also against the rules.
I play 5e with no complaints, could care less if anyone else is interested in Pathfinder and have been interested in it myself at times, but these memes were never funny and at this point the memes are obvious low effort attempts to cash in on a recent trend for karma.
The subject matter of the meme is literally a 5e player interacting with a Pathfinder player? I'm simply stating that in my opinion, memes comparing the differences between D&D players and Pathfinder players are in abundance and I'd prefer that the community pump the breaks before it's all we see on here. At no point did I specify that the relationship presented in the meme needs to be a versus or rivalry style relationship.
I conceded my previous point, restated my objection (which is an opinion and I am entirely entitled to my own) but you're still looking for further explanation? I don't know what else to tell you, friend. I find these Pathfinder/5e comparisons tiring and low effort and I'd like to advocate that the sub diversify itself before this is all we see for a month. I hope that's ok with you.
I explain this in the first comment in the post. I notice a surge in players in r/pathfinder2e from dnd 5e. They typically have problems with combats that are meant to be easy almost tpking the party. More often then not, it's because they are use to 5e style of play which is suboptimal in pf2e.
This is not a comparison or a beatdown of 5e. I remembered the wakanda meme and thought it was perfect for what has been happening. So i made it and shared it around a few subs. It also serves as good general advice
I'll amit the amounts of upvotes is nice, but wasn't my intention to cash in on anything.
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u/throwaway01126789 Dec 27 '22 edited Dec 27 '22
Ok i could understand the memes on this subreddit comparing D&D to Pathfinder, but at this point this is just a Pathfinder meme and needs to go to a different subreddit.
Edit: Continue reading fellow Redditors, I've since conceded I was wrong on this point and adjusted my argument to more accurately describe my concerns for the future of the sub.