WoTR is the prime example of how having too many options can be bad for casual gamers, there are too many many classes and subclasses, too many spells, the party is too large. Pathfinder is good for hardcore nerds, but for me it is too confusing and boring.
i'm totally cool with you enjoying a more casual experience with less options, but to call those who enjoy it "hardcore nerds" does no one any favours. I for one am really enjoying how complex it is. Part of the reason for this is that while I'm awful at the game and having some difficulties on a few battles even on the "normal" difficulty, the game goes to great lengths to try to explain a lot of the mechanics to you. I feel stupid for saying this, but i didn't realize you could set up a cantrip to autocast and the game gave me a pop-up saying "hey, just so you know, this character can cast this spell as many times as they would like, if you'd like to set it to auto-cast, just do this".
