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Ddoctorhook reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with
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Me either. It’s just donuts and cheap coffee. -
Ddoctorhook reacted to Olaf the Stout's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with
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Yeah, business growth and unpredictability generally don’t go together. At the moment the whole world doesn’t know what the US will do... -
Ddoctorhook reacted to MGibster's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with
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That's not really the point as @Clint_L isn't blaming Troll Lord Games for the current situation. I'm going to limit this to strictly... -
Ddoctorhook reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
That is the opposite of a selling point for non-Americans, though. It potentially means higher tariffs for us, not to mention the fact...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Wofano Wotanto's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
No kidding. Even harder for a business rather than an individual, and with many game companies selling 60% or more of their products in...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
Perhaps. But it’s not a solution. The US as a whole doesn’t have the printing capacity. They might be able to help out with a couple of...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Belen's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
They were offering to help other publishers print locally by offering softcover printing of putting them in touch with their HC...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
It’s not really an option for everybody though, is it? But I’m happy for them that they are in such a fortunate position. Maybe they can...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Thondor's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Love.
Most of the publishers we carry (Compose Dream Games) are either Canadian or British. There are a handful of exceptions (including Malta...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
Yes - this. I love a lot of American games companies, but right now it just feels wrong to spend money on American products. That's why...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to MGibster's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
Given how uncertain the future is, I don't know if anyone would be interested in moving within the next few years. We don't know what...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
You can’t just move to another country. Immigration isn’t a trivial process, personally, legally, or logistically.
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Epic Meepo's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
I wonder how hard it would be to convince American TTRPG companies to relocate to Canada. Or at least move some conventions up there, so...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to dragoner's post in the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not! with Like.
Montreal is nice, when I lived in Burlington, Vermont, we would go to Montreal as the closest big city.
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Ddoctorhook replied to the thread Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not!.I love all of y’all for this discussion, and detest that we have to have it. I’m Canadian, and we were among the first to be threatened...