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Recent posts by
Vic Wertz:
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Daniel Moyer wrote:
Kill Doctor Lucky...
A few more expansions or game-types could be interesting, but not really necessary.
Something involving a Ghost or maybe a Butler/Maid, niether would likely be playable in conjunction with 'Shamrock' though, we have to have SOME time to play Pathfinder after all.
Player vs. Player options might be fun, it would likely have to add cards and have a respawn of some sort, elimination can be sucky in long-winded game.
Molded minis for players would be welcomed by many I'm sure.
Weapon & Failure card booster packs for larger groups.
Molded plastic minis are pretty darn expensive...
...and larger groups don't just need more cards—they'd also need a larger house, since crowded houses make for fewer murder attempts.
Daniel Moyer wrote:
Also something to mention, I've noticed a lot of times the game comes down to someone winning by forfeit. Meaning someone wouldn't dish out their spite tokens/failure cards and then the game is over. I understand the purpose of bluffing, it's not the same. We've had this out come a few times and usually people get "this is a stupid game" upset, because it came down to Johnny 'not playing' the game for Bobby to win. I've also been the 'Bobby', it's a hollow, empty victory at best. A rule to counter that situation could be helpful, sorry I didn't mention it before. I know, house rules. :p
We're with you there. "Winning by forfeit" is no longer an option in the new edition. If you're the last player with the opportunity to stop a murder attempt, and you have the cards to do so, you must now do so.
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Asgetrion wrote:
Vic Wertz wrote:
Skeld wrote:
Looks great!
My only comment is that Handout#2 on page 25 looks ... odd. Is that the right font?
-Skeld
It is not. We'll get it fixed. Thanks for letting us know!
Am I correct that this "glitch" only affects the PDF, and not the printed copies?
Thankfully, yes!
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Marc Radle 81 wrote:
Wait ... the PDF is already available? I thought it was not going to be available until Dec.
Maybe the chart side could be shown on the product page here so we can all see what we are getting?
Thanks!
Pathfinder RPG subscribers get access to the PDF when their print copy ships, but it's not available for individual sale until the retail release date: December 9.
And if we gave you a decent image of the chart side, frankly, there would be little reason for people to purchase the PDF (which, by the way, will be priced at $4.99). However, I will add a list of the charts to the product description in a few minutes...
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Mikhaila Burnett wrote:
Um, Vic? Why does the store blog have a post that reads:
"With a huge sigh of relief, we received our shipment of Pathfinder Adventure Path #27: What Lies in Dust. It seems like forever since we raised the curtain on the previous installment, Pathfinder Adventure Path #26: The Sixfold Trial. But a delay here or there isn't going to stop us in our quest to free Westcrown from the menacing evil!"
I am, by no means, complaining. Just curious because things aren't quite matching up.
Thank you for providing the update, regardless, and I very much look forward to this fine AP module.
D'oh! We did receive a shipment that day, but Lisa must have been confused about which products were in it when she wrote that—we only received the GM Screen and the second printing of the Core Rulebook that day.
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mearrin69 wrote:
First, please don't take this post as griping. Just looking for information.
I've been waiting around *forever* for the Bestiary because I have my RPG shipments bundled with my AP shipments (and part three of Council of Thieves is off schedule). Received a "shipping soon" notice the other day and my wife told me this afternoon that my credit card has been charged for this shipment...but I have received no shipping notice and the downloads aren't available in "My Downloads".
So:
1) How much of a delay between being charged and receiving my downloads should I expect in this instance...and in the future if this is a special delay for some reason.
2) Is it at all possible to be charged and receive the PDFs of products I have ordered even though the physical product won't be shipped for some time to come? I realize you can't charge until you ship (or at least that's how it is with my cc acceptance agreement) but I would count giving me access to the PDF as "shipped" and be happy to pay you for the book in advance in that case.
Okay. That is all. :) Thanks!
M
Oh, order number is #1270220 in case you need to check it out.
mearrin69,
Last week we authorized your card for the amount in preparation for shipping; it won't actually be charged until we ship your order, which should happen sometime this week. We do the auths (and send out order confirmation e-mails) a few days in advance so that people who need to make adjustments have some time to get things in order.
As for the second point, our subscription fulfillment process is built around the act of shipping packages, so the PDFs will only be added to your account when the corresponding print edition has been shipped.
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Enevhar Aldarion wrote:
Nope, I can't find any info on sales numbers for individual books but I did find an article that stated that the publishing industry a few years ago went private with this kind of stuff and considers print runs and numbers sold to be proprietary information. So you have to pay to know the numbers or be a part of the industry to find out more.
Our industry does indeed generally keep print run sizes private, but you can't even pay to find out the answer, as there's not actually any one party that has the whole picture.
Part of that is because there are a number of different distribution outlets for products in our industry. The three big ones, at least for Paizo, are direct sales (for us, that means paizo.com), hobby (which means all of the game stores and other mostly small hobby retailers out there), and book trade (which means all of the big chain stores and many of the surviving mom-and-pop bookstores).
Now, there is a consolidated source for book trade sales; it's called Bookscan. Startlingly few people seem to have access to this data, but is very accurate for its market segment. It is not, however, even close to accurate as an overview of the industry as a whole.
For hobby distribution, there are a number of different distributors, and they do not generally share sales figures with the public, or with each other.
Finally, since nobody has to share any information on direct distribution with anyone outside of their company, it's the least documented. Each company knows what they sell directly, and nobody else really does.
Shortly after Wizards acquired TSR, they spent a lot of money on a massive market survey which gave them probably the best single overview of the market that this industry has ever had; however, that information wasn't released publicly, and it's now hopelessly out of date. I don't see anybody who's likely to bother undertaking that effort again anytime soon.
The upshot of this is that no one source has a complete picture of the industry, and I guarantee you that anybody who tells you any different is missing at least some part of the picture.
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