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As the message board generally turns into a b#$@$ sessions, I want to do another thank you thread, but this time be more specific.
Thank you Ross and Liz for putting up with all of us and trying to keep the threads under control.
Thank you James Jacobs for being excited enough about the world you created to do basically a daily question and answer session on all the minutia we can throw at you about Golarion.
Thank you Sean, Jason, and Stephen for putting up with us in the play tests and answering all our rules minutia.
And thank you everyone else at Paizo for keeping 3.5 alive and vibrant.
We appreciate it, even if we are sometimes jackasses on here.
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To add Thank you to Gary and Vic (and Ross too) for keeping the site up.
And Sara Marie, Cosmo, and all the guys in the warehouse for making sure all of our products get to us in a timely manner.
And Erik and Lisa for managing it all.
Thanks to everyone at Paizo (Lisa, Cosmo, Vic, Erik, James, Sean, Stephen, Jason, Erik, Liz, everyone else I'm forgetting too) for creating a great RPG.
Thanks for taking the time to talk to your fans.
Thanks even more for taking the time to listen to your fans even more.
And thanks to all of us who are avid consumers of Paizo goodness. This relationship only works because both sides, Paizo and the fans, put effort into it to keep it going strong.
Oh, almost forgot: thanks specifically to the messageboard peeps who keep things entertaining, who know how to answer questions, who know how to read those questions, and keep things civil while having fun instead of trolling and arguing. These are the vocal people whose voices are heard everyday, may there be more of us each dawn than the night before.
Drat, forgot one other thing:
Agreed, we don't say thank you enough so...
Thank you
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Thank you all for your effort and dedication. You have taken a dead system, brought it back to life, trimming excess fat and made it awesome again. There are no words in the English language or any other that can accurately describe how thankful i am.
And thank you for being customer-frienldy and actualy listening to your fans and customers. Too few companies do that, and that is why the gem that is Paizo shines ever brighter...
Ok, flattery mode off.
Thank you. Really.
Though I am quite new to Pathfinder, I just wanted to say thank you as well.
I never really got into D&D but I took a chance on Pathfinder and I am enjoying it. I am even running a game already!
I hop around the forums every so often and I am really happy to see all the community (and especially the staff) support.
So once again, thank you, Staff of Paizo, for all you've done and are doing!
PS: Hmmm... Staff of Paizo..... New magic item? ;)
Thank you, Lathiira, for the spoiler.
Thank you, Lathiira, for the spoiler.
You're
I just realized we missed some people.
Mark and Hyrum didn't get mentioned for all the work they are doing on PFS.
Rob for all the work you do developing this game.
Wes for Carrion Crown, and I will send over pics once I have the Lepidstadt Courthouse finished.
James Sutter, Christopher and Judy for making all of Paizo products not have as many typos.
Sarah, Andrew, and Crystal for making all the books look pretty.
Jeff, Pierce, and Chris, we really have no idea what you do, but you are definitely doing it right. ;)
Honestly it seemed like yesterday that I was subscribed to Dungeon and was reading the Age Of Worms and then Savage Tide.
Then the news of the magazines not having their licenses renewed hit and then PATHFINDER AP's right after that.
The awesomeness would continue with the RPG, what like two years ago?
I swear, I thought that I was going to give up RPG's as a hobby after 4E came out because the number of 3.5 gmaers started to dwindle. So a HUGE THANK YOU for Pathfinder.
I've been running a Pathfinder group for almost 2 years now and I dont think that would have been the case if you guys didnt put the work in on the ruleset as well as the AP's and Setting material.
I'm not a huge fan of setting books as I feel like reading those things are like studying for a test. BUT the way the world is fleshed out and intertwined via the AP's is one of the reasons why I havent cancelled my subscription. I'm wasnt a huge fan of the Serpent's Skull nor am I a fan of the Carrion Crown AP. I could care less about Pirates and if this were any other company id've probably dropped the product by now. But, because the information about these parts of the world are so interesting and useful even if youre not actually playing the AP, it makes it all worthwhile to keep it in my RPG budget which these days is almost %100 going to Paizo.
So again gentlement and ladies, big ol' THANK YOU from Rick B. out here in NYC. Hopefully one year I'll be able to make it out to Paizo Con to thank you all personally.
Thank you, Lathiira, for the spoiler.You're ** spoiler omitted ** welcome!
Aaarrgh, I've opened the spoiler! Uh...er...
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Started playing RPGs this year, and Pathfinder was my first.
Thank you for all the good times, I've had, and the one's to come.
Thank you for making fighters playable.
Thank you for allowing me to, in a mechanically sound way, realize my dream of playing an incredibly classy Half-Orc.
Thank you for Archetypes allowing me to play my character concept from level one.
I'd like to add a thank you to James Sutter for Kaer Maga.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
I can't ~wait~ till my players start exploring that fascinating place. What a brilliant idea explosion of a place, an adventure setting on steriods.
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Jeff, Pierce, and Chris, we really have no idea what you do, but you are definitely doing it right. ;)
Chris signs Lisa's paycheck.
Jeff has the key to the lock on the beer fridge.Pierce strides the sands of strange planets, sword in hand, with his Barsoomian warrior-ally at his side and his faithful tharsk behind, all in the name of a good story.
Of course, all 3 do far more, but those are their most important duties ;)
Jeff has the key to the lock on the beer fridge.
Truly an awesome power he holds!