James talked about them not haveing time to do Web Enhancments any more.
Who here would pay for a PDF Web Enhancment to the entire path once all the books comes out?
And how much would you be willing to pay for this
For the entire path i would pay between 10 and 20 dollars
Director of Brand Strategy
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James talked about them not haveing time to do Web Enhancments any more.
Who here would pay for a PDF Web Enhancment to the entire path once all the books comes out?
And how much would you be willing to pay for this
For the entire path i would pay between 10 and 20 dollars
A willingness to pay for something doesn't make more hours in the day or more people to do the design/layout work. This path had two web supplements, one being the revised map of Magnimar and the other being the More Magic of Thassilon supplement. I don't have links to them offhand, but someone surely will be along to add them shortly.
Im just trying to see if there would be interest in the project cause im pretty sure alot of the Web Enhancement stuff would mostly be stuff cut from the main adventure
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Creative Director
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WE didn't really have time to do Web Enhancements to begin with, actually. The one we did for Pathfinder #5 was an experiment to see if we could, but turns out that threw a lot of extra work and stress into our lives.
Also, we don't normally have enough material cut from adventures or products to make worthwhile adventures; we generally only ask for what we know we can print, and MOST of our authors are pretty good at sticking to that count. What DOES end up getting cut from most products is material that's not up to snuff. I don't want to throw lesser or broken material into web enhancements; better for that stuff to just get cut and never see the light of day.
And in the end, once we start charging for web enhancements, that's basically just getting into the PDF only business, and Pazio's a print company first, PDF company second as far as our RPG stuff goes.
All of which combine, like Voltron, to form a pretty hostile environment to the possibility of us doing anything major in the "web enhancement" category, unfortunately.
Ok
Sounded good but i see you guys have looked into it and see it as a bad thing