I can confirm that regardless of whether you buy this version (code only, only available for people who already have the PDF) or the bundle version (which includes the PDF), you will receive the content updates for "part two" later in the year without any additional charges. --Nath
erian_7 wrote:
Great idea. Opened a git issue for myself on this.
Sam Hornigold wrote:
Thanks, yeah, we've got a request in to Paizo to fix that on here.
Spergolas wrote:
Yeah, in our haste to convert this one we may have left some page references in from the rulebook that comes with the physical cards. Don't worry, a future update will provide proper links!
Moshtradamus wrote:
We don't yet know how broad the changes will be when Monster Core releases- we'll be evaluating when we get closer to that knowledge, but I'd personally feel pretty bad if we didn't find some way to update this for users who purchased it. When we know more about how that's going to go we'll be sure to get the word out.
AFigureOfBlue wrote:
To confirm what Corie and Justin said- there is a limitation that Forge put in place which causes this to occur. We've reached out to them, and they'll be adapting the script that causes this to come up to not occur. While it will work fine for now- the migration they enforce causes the system agnostic part of the module to become pathfinder only-- so once they correct the issue you may need to uninstall and reinstall the module to regain that part of it. :)
Barbaric Gug Swarm wrote: Does a purchase of the physical release provide a discount on this purchase like the other Paizo/Foundry VTT offerings? These are separate products, which is why we're able to offer the digital version at such a low price (and also part of why we're not affected by the delay of the physical release). :)
This product has been updated to version 1.0.1 which brings the following changes: - Corrected accidental erasure of portion of wing on Osyluth
So- I wasn't going to respond to your posts on this subject; but I think there's a couple of misconceptions that need addressing in case other users take you seriously. Mushroom C1oud wrote: First, I've been following Caeora for a long time and I purchase his maps and tokens whenever there's a pack I like. That's great to hear. Caeora provided the token ring we're using for this token pack and we have a very good working relationship with him. We have been working with him for a few different projects, and I am glad to hear you support his work. Mushroom C1oud wrote: Taking each art piece and shrinking it onto a token background an amateur artist could do in a weekend is very profitable. If this were the amount of effort put into the project, sure. However, these tokens weren't created with automated masks, these were created by hand, each art piece placed with care to ensure that the overlap emphasized the art, and in many cases using scaling effects to breach the normal grid square size and make the token truly 'pop'. In numerous cases, the art for these portraits and tokens were not provided on transparent backgrounds, requiring editing to remove those without leaving visual artifacts. I understand you may be frustrated that the price point we placed this collection at is not to your expectations, but you are sorely mistaken if you think anyone could have processed the organization alone (let alone the token creation) for this product in a weekend. Three people put weeks worth of work into this project, if you think you can do better for less, please, by all means, go ahead. --
Zene wrote:
Hi Zene. Anathema of Foundry VTT here. I'd like to start by saying that, to those of you frustrated by the pricing situation as relates to the earlier PDF releases, I'm sorry. I certainly empathize with the situation those of you who bought AV previously are in---For the record, I also bought the AV pdfs prior to the re-release (albeit with intent to convert it for play in my own private game system). I wish there was some middle ground that could be found here, but I also see things from the other side of the checkout counter, as it were, and I understand that there are point of sale limitations that can cause major technical problems which can negatively impact both customers and the business. I do want to take time to address this particular bit of quotation---Zene, if you had scrolled down just a little further, in the same group of questions discussing discounts and pdfs, there is this text: Foundry VTT Paizo Partnership FAQ wrote:
As the author of that FAQ, I assure you that question was very much at the forefront of my mind when I wrote the article as a whole, and I personally answered that question countless times on the day we announced the partnership renewal. I wish we could have done more to make it clear this would be the case from the beginning-- but I don't know what more could have been done. Anyone who asked this question on either the main Foundry VTT discord server or in the development community discord for pathfinder second edition on FVTT received that answer plainly. We told people the same on reddit, and listed it in the FAQ shared in the announcements. Paizo marketing answered the question in the forums and on here for weeks leading up to the launch. Sorry to have been the cause of so much frustration on this point. --SM
Pakishi wrote: Doesn't show up in my forge-vtt premium downloads but the beginner box is there (purchased at the same time. Hi there! Foundry VTT staff here. Forge uses a cached CDN for their Bazaar which only updates for new package listings a limited number of times daily. You may need to manually install the module using this url: https://cdn.paizo.com/foundry/modules/pf2e-ap178-punks-in-a-powderkeg/modul e.json Hope this helps!
Aaron Shanks wrote:
Aaron is mistaken here. Abomination Vaults re-release does not occur until May, Outlaws of Alkenstar's first book - Punks in a Powderkeg releases on Wednesday, coinciding with the release of the premium content module for Foundry VTT.
Fumarole wrote: Well that's unfortunate. I use a TV on my table with minis, so low resolution maps are unusable for me. I know I am not alone in this setup. Looks like I'll be creating my own maps (or look to the community at large) if I run Abomination Vaults. I'm going to slightly walk back my previous post, as well as anything "TJSM" said about pixel sizes of the maps. The discussion of pixel grid on the later maps made us take a moment to reflect and review. I'll say stay tuned for the release notification once we're closer to AV releasing, when we have a product page up. I'll try to remember to mention the pixels-per-gridsquare we use on the remakes there.
Nickademus42 wrote: I notice that the preview video shows a number of community modules being used during the Foundry example sessions. Will the Beginner's Box module list which community modules are recommended/required for the content so that a GM can install them? We aren't planning to ship with module dependencies at all, but there's a couple modules (dice so nice, fxmaster) we used to showcase some things in the video that a GM could do with minimal effort, such as the seagulls on the Otari backdrop.
TJSM wrote:
I will slightly modify this answer as a member of the Foundry VTT staff. At present, all of the Abomination Vaults maps are only being included at 100px per grid square resolution in order to maintain consistency across all scenes (this does include the original maps for the adventure as well). |