Elfteiroh
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Is it possible to somehow get the VTT code for this bundle if I already have all 3 previous versions of this adventure purchased. I really would like to have it all under one module rather than three separate
The code only version is only linked with the PDF of the compiled book release. If I remember correctly, they can't link it to ownership of the 3 original AP releases in the site's backend, and they consider them different products.
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So let me get this straight: I bought Gatewalkers when it came out. I bought the original FoundryVTT modules too. I ALSO bought the remaster.
And I have to pay FOURTY DOLLARS for the remastered FoundryVTT version AS WELL? When the changes are, let's be honest, minimal at best? That's not great, Paizo. :/ Love you guys but that sucks.
Just going to manually update the book3 stuff in Foundry myself.
Andrew White
Digital Products Lead
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So let me get this straight: I bought Gatewalkers when it came out. I bought the original FoundryVTT modules too. I ALSO bought the remaster.
And I have to pay FOURTY DOLLARS for the remastered FoundryVTT version AS WELL? When the changes are, let's be honest, minimal at best? That's not great, Paizo. :/ Love you guys but that sucks.
Just going to manually update the book3 stuff in Foundry myself.
As another poster alluded to upthread, the biggest issue we ran into when we were looking into providing discounts for Gatewalkers was that our webstore (or, frankly, any other webstore platform I'm aware of) just doesn't have any way to support piecemeal discounts that could, say, knock $10 off the price of the compilation module for each of X modules you might already own. We can (and do) give you a discount on the compilation module if you own the PDF of the new hardcover, similar to what we did with the Abomination Vaults module when it came out, but also as with Abomination Vaults, we can't factor in ownership of the individual volumes, regardless of what format you own them in. The main difference here, I think, is that unlike Abomination Vaults, the individual Gatewalkers volumes did already exist as Foundry modules, so "having to buy them twice to get the new stuff" feels worse than just "not getting a discount for owning the original PDFs", especially since the Gatewalkers PDF is cheaper than the Abomination Vaults PDF and therefore grants a lesser discount, even if the total cost for both module and PDF of either full AP remains the same. I sympathize with that, even if I don't really have a solution for it.
We did, for a while, consider just applying the remaster updates to the existing individual modules, but that would have introduced a bunch of headaches for anyone who was already halfway through the Adventure Path (or just preferred the original version), and there were also some changes to the way content was organized that would have made it more complicated than a simple update. Ultimately, we scrapped that idea in favor of just trying to incorporate as much added value into the new module alongside the remaster updates as we could, such as the new custom dice skins, turn marker, and various other miscellaneous QOL improvements. But at the end of the day, if you already own the 3 original modules and don't consider those changes to be worth the additional money, your best bet really is probably just going to be manually applying the changes you want, as you mentioned you were likely going to be doing.