The fate of the Advanced Player's Guide

[JoeGKushner]

You mean the lead that put up the first errata in record time, which then provoked complaints from members of the community that errata going up so quickly is a bad thing?

Yeah, it put up the errata so quickly that the DM screen which came out MONTHS latter still wasn't corrected.

Yes, that is a "bad thing".

 

[The Little Raven]

Yeah, it put up the errata so quickly that the DM screen which came out MONTHS latter still wasn't corrected.

July (first errata was released) to August (release of DM screen) is a month, not months. A month between errata finalization for the product and it's actual release isn't enough time for a publisher the size of WotC to incorporate changes, since it probably had to be sent to the printer before they finalized the errata.

 

[JoeGKushner]

July (first errata was released) to August (release of DM screen) is a month, not months. A month between errata finalization for the product and it's actual release isn't enough time for a publisher the size of WotC to incorporate changes, since it probably had to be sent to the printer before they finalized the errata.

You mean the lead that put up the first errata in record time, which then provoked complaints from members of the community that errata going up so quickly is a bad thing?

So I guess that wouldn't be "record" time then eh?

 

[Midnight Dawns]

You are right about that, but smaller compaines are more prone to hacker attacks. Thats all it takes for someone to get CC info.

Buy a prepaid card. I believe they are selling them at places like Walgreens now. If you don't have a place to "buy" them then try a bank there are some that give them out.

 

[tsadkiel]

So I guess that wouldn't be "record" time then eh?

Could the discussion of WotC's errata policies be moved to another thread, please?