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I own the original PDFs. I own the original foundry modules. I own the REMASTER hardcover and pdf.
Why in the world am I required to purchase the Foundry Module for the Remastered version? I simply do not understand the logic here; I want to finish running this for my group. They'd love to finish. We held off on book 3 til the remaster came out and we're ready to get back in now but like... I don't wanna spend 60 bucks for ONE book when I already own it.
Why couldn't the existing modules be updated? This feels very anti-consumer and un-Paizo. Kinda putting me off even finishing running it tbh and we were all very excited to segway it into Stolen Fates.
Is buying the whole remaster module full price really the ONLY way to get this (which I already own for Foundry) to update to the remaster on Foundry?
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The Foundry modules are made by Foundry, not Paizo. So you'd have to ask them.
But if you already have the original foundry modules, you are best off running that and making any adaptations as needed. It likely won't require a lot of changes.
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They're made by Metamorphic, not Foundry, but the point stands that the work that the devs do is not free. You can use the exiting module for the single books just fine, its just going to take a little elbow grease to replace the creatures with the remastered versions (which exist for free within the PF2 system).