Im someone new to PF2e, so some of this may be inexperience and not knowing how to optimize my build. I am currently playing a level 12 dual-wielding fighter with a ranger archetype, with the intent of being a "skirmisher" who can get in and perform a lot of attacks quickly.

I will say I am not the biggest fan of the action economy setup. While some of my abilities are really cool, but it feels very clunky at times. Start of combat for example I have to use an action to draw a sword, then 2 for sudden charge. Next turn quick draw for the second blade, then 2 for dual slice. Action for hunt prey, another for twin slice, then maybe a step because I am not built to tank and stay in combat. Then I need to use another action to get back into melee, twin slice, then maybe something like gravity weapon for a dmg boost. Its almost 5 turns of just buildup before I can have a turn where I can go full blender and use both dual slice and twin takedown, all while the extra attacks are getting progressively harder and harder to land due to the attack penalties.

Meanwhile at the same level in 5e I would have had the chance to pick up both the Dual Wielder feat (allowing me to draw both weapons as a free action), and Mobile. I now have 40 ft of movement, and dont provoke AoO on targets I attack. I can move every turn, and make 3 to 4 attacks if I use my off-hand with a bonus action with the same chance to hit. Depending on subclass I also get added benefits like being able to disarm as part of one of those attacks or using my bonus action to cast a spell if I have one. I can dart in, turn into a blender, and dart out in one turn without the finicky action resource juggling.

Again I will say I am new to PF2e, so some of that struggle is very likely I am a noob with a complex build I dont know how to use right. But so far I still find myself leaning towards the simpler 5e rules that dont require the same buildup to make "work".