And if Darren gave you a tentative date that, for some reason, wasn't met, you'd complain all the louder.
Personally, I'm content with "it's coming" as opposed to "it was due in January, it was due in March, it was due in August."
And if Darren gave you a tentative date that, for some reason, wasn't met, you'd complain all the louder.
Personally, I'm content with "it's coming" as opposed to "it was due in January, it was due in March, it was due in August."
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Would it help if people who really wanted it could pay today, get the book later, to help with the cash issue?
I'm personally hesitant, because I'd prefer to order through my local brick & mortar game store and try and keep two dinosaurs alive with one stone. But if it would help, I could order it straight from the source.
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“Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong?”
“At the worst possible time, in the worst possible way. Murphy’s Law, as applied to Devisors, adds explosions."
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Thaks - I'm tired of repeating that.
It would be nice to have a page with the "Upcoming Releases", probably starting with the Release Schedule that gets announced at a con and gets a thread on the Boards, that showed the status of each book (eg. "Planned for Summer, 2012"; "Writing in Progress", "In Layout", "Awaiting Printing", etc. While we would retain the frustration that many books remain "Awaiting Printing", there would at least be a "status page". I think Steve would get tired of repeating the status of products that have not moved in weekly updates, but a page that is updated only when there is something new to add, and is not the lead page to the web site, might be more practical.
Actually no I would not. You don't know me so don't try and speak for me. Beyond this forum I don't know you personally. So how would you know how I would react. I'm not going around making assumptions on how you would act.
The book has been deylayed almost close to a year now. Even witrh their cash flow problems with all the experience they have publishing books they should at least an idea that they can make pretty good guess. It's not like HG is some new startup rpg company clueless on how the rpg market works. If their financial situation has become that much worse imo it's not a good sign.
This is a very good idea. The weekly updates are good to yet I think they need something like an "upcoming releases" page. Will posters still complian yes. Then people always will.Originally Posted by Hugh Neilson
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This news is probably relevant to the topic of this thread.
Originally Posted by Hermit
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Originally Posted by OddHat
No one takes you seriously as a master villain if you have no pants.
I take it then that Volume 3 is also going to be put up for a Kickstarter. I hope it does as I want to complete my set and rather not buy the PDF.
Back from a trip through the Rifts and still twice as fast.
Any chance of working with Blackwyrm Games to get our books.
PLEASE!!!
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Hero Adaptations, Conversions, & Resources
http://www.herogames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=63848
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Posted a poll to get an idea of CV 3 interest, if many people are waiting for all of the books at once (etc).
http://www.herogames.com/forums/show...-Solo-Villains
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Wow, someone with a avatar and title based on a game from a company that is notoriusly the worst in the gaming industry for getting books out on time (or at all) complaining about a delay on Herogame's schedule. Look at it this way- at least they: 1)Produce PDFs of their books so that you can get the book before the physical copy comes out when there are cashflow probelms, and 2)At least they have never solicited for a book that still has not been produced 20 years later. But you can certainly get upset over the delay if you want, that's your right as a consumer.
They should put the book on Kickstarter, with bundle options for PDF and with the other CV books!
- Good News, Bad News: 6th edition fixed many of 5th edition's issues, and created several new and improved ones!
I hope they do put it up with kickstarter. If they do looks like I get to buy the PDF again, as I'm sure there will be a book/pdf bundle
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