Difficult to answer that without being offensive. The Pursuit is an entry level model, so designed and built to a relatively low price point, meaning they will skimp here and there to keep the price down. The more amenities they put inside, the more they have to skimp under the covers, on both materials and workmanship. That sounds like I'm running down your brand choice, but I'm really just trying to set your expectation level. "Not the Berkshire" is another way of saying the same thing.
That said, I know of no reason why the Pursuit wouldn't be a decent choice for light duty RVing fun. Weekend trips, short vacations, that sort of thing. I've not seen many complaints at all about that brand, here or elsewhere.