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Ddoctorhook reacted to Staffan's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with
Haha.
Reminds me of one of those "ask the man on the street" things in a newspaper back in the day, where the paper had asked people what they... -
Ddoctorhook reacted to Dire Bare's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with
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Well, we are talking the Adventure Paths, not stand-alone modules. You could, of course, just go with #4 out of a 6-part series . . ... -
Ddoctorhook reacted to payn's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
The sticker price games are certainly psychological. I recall folks back in the day that bought a pack of cigs every single night. I...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Velderan's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Paizo announced a standard price of $70 on 256 page books about 2 years ago when they revised their pricing structure, so I'm guessing...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to payn's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Minimum of 256 page count and likely higher. You get the free PDF and VTT module discount as well. I know this is a matter of opinion...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
WotC does not set the industry standard prices. They are a complete outlier because they produce a volume an order of magnitude beyond...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Dire Bare's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
It might be the standard, but big, beautiful, full-color RPG books are underpriced at $50-60. For RPG companies to make a more...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
I think it is important to remember that comparisons to inflation only tell part of the story. In this case, I bet tarriffs have a lot...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Which other publishers? Paizo is selling rulebooks for $65, which appears to be the same price for the newest Kobold Press stuff. Monte...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to payn's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Folks often look at one lump sum and figure that the limit without any context. The starter set was a good one with people balking that...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Maybe I was not clear: because of the massive amount of money that they raised, they are able to sell these books for lower than the...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
That book was paid for by a MASSIVE kickstarter. You really can't consider its cost as typical for the industry.
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Not just Foundry. Fantasy Grounds offers a discount on their VTT implementation equal to the cost of the PDF for Paizo stuff. Paizo...
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Ddoctorhook replied to the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model.Sad to see the end of an era, little products are fun impulse purchases. But overall this change makes sense, since I’m not sure how...
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Ddoctorhook reacted to Koloth's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
As a reminder, Adventure Paths used to be 6 books long where each softcover book was $19.95. And this was $120 in pre-covid money. An...