Correct. When there are multiple prices, the better one wins out. In this case, 30% beats 15%. If it had only been a 10% sale, the subscriber 15% would be used instead, so long as you were buying something from Paizo. The 15% doesn't apply to 3rd party PDFs.
I think, historically, the holiday card discount is the only one that stacks.
Huzzah! PDF Love comes 'round again! I'm finally going to complete my Rise o' the Runelords collection.
I'm still trying to figure out the reference. Is that the percentage we're getting cut? I know where it came from and it made me laugh, which is what matters I suppose :)
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David: 30.1...
Thanks Paizo, now I'm sad ;)
Really? My choices saved David...he was happy in the end.
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I think, historically, the holiday card discount is the only one that stacks.
It's an untyped bonus!
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The PDF Sale does not stack with the Pathfinder Advantage discount—generally speaking, only the greater of discounts will apply when you shop on Paizo.com, with the exception of our holiday card discount.
He was in mine too, just a sad situation in that whole... thing...Really? My choices saved David...he was happy in the end.David: 30.1...
Thanks Paizo, now I'm sad ;)
I had to set the game down for a few days after the Overlord DLC. That was...trying. But the payoff in ME3...
David Archer: “I’ve been counting.”
Shepard: “Anything in particular?”
David Archer: “The number of days you lengthened my life.”
(Also, I really had to make a Mass Effect reference on N7 Day. :D )
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The PDF Sale does not stack with the Pathfinder Advantage discount—generally speaking, only the greater of discounts will apply when you shop on Paizo.com, with the exception of our holiday card discount.
He was in mine too, just a sad situation in that whole... thing...Really? My choices saved David...he was happy in the end.David: 30.1...
Thanks Paizo, now I'm sad ;)
I had to set the game down for a few days after the Overlord DLC. That was...trying. But the payoff in ME3...
** spoiler omitted **
(Also, I really had to make a Mass Effect reference on N7 Day. :D )
Thanks Liz, now I'm tearing up again. I almost cried in that part of ME3, also to see another familiar face in that mission turn out pretty well made me glad.
Also,
Mass Effect 3: All the Feels (good and bad)
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The PDF Sale does not stack with the Pathfinder Advantage discount—generally speaking, only the greater of discounts will apply when you shop on Paizo.com, with the exception of our holiday card discount.
He was in mine too, just a sad situation in that whole... thing...Really? My choices saved David...he was happy in the end.David: 30.1...
Thanks Paizo, now I'm sad ;)
I had to set the game down for a few days after the Overlord DLC. That was...trying. But the payoff in ME3...
** spoiler omitted **
(Also, I really had to make a Mass Effect reference on N7 Day. :D )Thanks Liz, now I'm tearing up again. I almost cried in that part of ME3, also to see another familiar face in that mission turn out pretty well made me glad.
Also, ** spoiler omitted **
Mass Effect 3: All the Feels (good and bad)
Oh man, don't even get me started... I just finished ME3 a few weeks ago. Played as female Shepard, romanced Garrus, and kept him in my squad all the way through. My Shep may have been a hardass, but the way I played her Garrus was her one soft spot, and the final few scenes with him, talking about a family after the war, or meeting at the bar in heaven if they don't make it... and the final tearful "I love you Garrus Vakarian" as you say goodbye...
I cried myself silly for most of the last few hours of that game.