Bit of a rant,
but I'm mad. I've calmed down now but want to share anyway. Going to change some details for clarity and to avoid power leveling.
My PF2 campaign might be cut short early as I'm down to 2 players, and the possibility of another campaign is looking bleak.
One day, Player 3 had to skip to attend a wedding. Perfectly understandable. Next session he no showed, but there was a reason for it I forget. Third session in a row he no showed again because he was watching Nintendo Direct. This week, no sign of him again. No reason given but I see him on Discord playing Elden Ring. He's still participating in the Discord server so it's not a complete loss yet, but there's clearly a degradation in priorities.
I'm running into problems with my next campaign too. "I'll play anything as long as it's not 5e." "I'll play anything as long as it's 5e." "I'll play if it's a super hero setting." "I'll not play a modern setting." etc.
I'm aware of the lesbian goddess polycule, but unless I'm mistaken that was part of the canon from the beginning.
You mean Starfinder Triune? I didn't take it that way at all. Unless you mean something else.
Is there anything I missed?
A bunch. Changing "race" to "ancestry" is one. And some box text in the Agents of Edgewater police campaign talking about how all cops are bad but not in PathFinder after George Flyod died during the books publishing.
For me, most of Piazo's wokeshit is in modules. Your mileage may vary though. Is having a black human be mayor in a mostly
hobbit halfing town pozzed? How about a paragraph describing a backwater village as "open and welcoming to all heritages and ancestries"? What about talking about class consiousness in interviews about a Firefly inspired space trucker campaign? Eh, I'd say yes but it's not really a problem since it's easily changed.
But things I object to are things like one adventure where the PCs are all non-human races, and there's a racist (wouldn't that be ancestryist?) the PCs have to debunk with facts and logic, at which point he gives them the item they need. Or the circus campaign where you can hire acts, but they're all really lame as he didn't want to raise the spectre of freakshows. It's all needless, and the modules didn't need them. eg. The lack of a freak show in a PathFinder circus could easily be explained by all the bizzare and horrifying things people see day-to-day, in the same way "the worlds fatest man" back in 1890 looks like a standard Walmart shopper today.