Pathfinder: The Dragon's Demand devs say Baldur's Gate 3-style level caps help make games shorter, because not everybody has "time for 100-hour RPGs"
It'd be much nicer if it was a 20 or 30-hour game
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Indie developer Ossian Studios doesn’t wantPathfinder: The Dragon’s Demand— its idyllic, turn-based take on Pathfinder 2E — to feel like an insurmountable obligation, so it’s taking cues from Baldur’s Gate 3 and opting for low level caps.
“As …