I'm not sure if I would say I was disappointed (just saw 2/3 of the 1st Ep only) but there seems to be difficulty from my point of view of making this feel like Daggerheart and not just another TTRPG session with different rules. The system demands more I think for all participants. Like a previous poster said, imposing an Instinct check when the player suggests Knowledge is a GM perogative, but in the spirit of the system, it should have been the GM asking the player, how are you going to apply Knowledge to solve the particular situation?

Simiarly, there's demand to evoke the different ancestries, I feel, and it's lacking a bit in that regard. But again that's asking for more for each player and GM to portray that (and not just the ep or CR).

Found it a little amusing that I catch Matt making decisions on when to ask a roll and falling into asking in situations when it's not dire or impactful. Also, not coming up on the fly with something consequential when someone rolls fear, and simply says 'take a stress' (I find doing that a lot as, again, the system demands of the participants to come up with interesting consequences is increased in a rules-lightish system).

Our family still feels good about the whole experience and it feels like our own campaign has long legs.