Enlight_Bystand
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Vic's said that it's possible that they might go out late March, but unlikely.
The reason for this is that Chinese New Year was a bit early this year (Jan 23-27), and Paizo's printer shut down for that week. That meant that the March print run got pushed back, but it's uncertain this far out when the books will be at the warehouse.
Vic Wertz
Chief Technical Officer
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Vic's said that it's possible that they might go out late March, but unlikely.
The reason for this is that Chinese New Year was a bit early this year (Jan 23-27), and Paizo's printer shut down for that week. That meant that the March print run got pushed back, but it's uncertain this far out when the books will be at the warehouse.
I didn't word that first Chinese New year post as well as I should have... what I was trying to say is that the Chinese New Year shutdown was the reason we weren't able to get updated shipping schedules for a couple of weeks; it was not itself the reason for any product delays.
The holiday has ended now, and we have some more info. We now know that the March products *are* currently slated to reach the US in the very last week of March, but because there's still the possibility that delivery may slide a few days, we're still saying early April for the ship dates. We likely won't have the confidence to shift that for at least a couple more weeks.
To sum up: we *may* be able to ship the March products in the last week of March, but we won't know for sure for a few more weeks. Until then, we're assuming it'll be the first week of April.
Dragnmoon
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Now nothing for March or April?
I am showing the following in April in my subscriptions..
Pathfinder Tales: Song of the Serpent
Pathfinder Player Companion: Blood of Fiends
GameMastery Map Pack: Ship’s Cabins
GameMastery Flip-Mat: Urban Tavern
Pathfinder Module: The Midnight Mirror
Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Isles of the Shackles
Pathfinder Adventure Path #55: The Wormwood Mutiny (Skull & Shackles 1 of 6)
The Release Schedule matches the same
| Lewas5372 |
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Something's definitely funky since mine is showing nothing shipping till mid-May and then it's a giant logjam.
Yeah Mine too. Im not to worried about everything coming at once, but yeah I have all of the first 3 skull and shackles shipping mid-may. I would like some more info on this so I can prepare for a 60 dollar shipment that month. Please let us know as soon as possible because these shipping problems are starting to seem more frequent.
Vic Wertz
Chief Technical Officer
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As I mentioned earlier, we should have better data soon. I expect the stuff that's currently listed as late April to wind up in mid April, and I expect some of the stuff that's currently listed in May to be pushed back. (Visions of WAR will almost certainly be one of the titles that gets pushed back.)
Longer term, we currently expect to fully recover from our delays by mid-August, and we'll probably have to do a run of several shipments separated by three-week gaps towards the end of that period to get us back on track.
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Interesting, when it set the shipping option to "Never hold anything", my stuff gets split into two shipments, one in late April, and one in late May. If I set to "Hold for monthly shipment", everything slips to late May. Seems like a software glitch.
Vic Wertz
Chief Technical Officer
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I am wondering when we'll get that double hit of APs from the missed issue at the end of the year.
We intend to be back on schedule in August. We're aiming to compress the gaps between volumes to 3 weeks instead of 4 for a few months so that we don't have to actually double up AP volumes in the same package, but it's too early to say whether or not we'll be able to achieve that goal. If we do have to actually double up, that would probably happen in August.
Gary Teter
Senior Software Developer
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In between Justin's post and Paul's, we fixed the problem (see this thread for more discussion of today's problem). Also, the product calendar should now say "mid-April" instead of "late April" because that's closer to what we expect.