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But that's in no way a given, which is why I was wondering.

I worked in the video game industry, and yeah... we had one project with performance issues all the way up until the end. They delayed once, then 'couldn't delay again because of release windows'. We were continually improving, but there just wasn't enough time. I don't believe the didn't...

I play on PC without an SSD and it's not an issue for me.

What is this 'death spiral'?

Optomization is done last. That is a standard practice. You build for it, but you do optimizations and performance testing last. He said that they saw that the PC was close to their numbers and they were seeing improvements when they announced release. Some time between that announcement...

Not sure why damning or not convincing, but then I've seen how it works on the inside. I've seen where something is working on one platform, so they use it for reviews and media, with the assumption that the other platform will 'get there'. And it can seem quite plausible, though it's never as...

So if you're a business, and you have an audience that supports your business at the level that you need to sustain your cash flow, do you (a) give your audience what they want or (b) take a risk and change what you're giving, hoping for that audience that may exist for this new thing that...

Considering that they're running another GURPS Kickstarter soon (after the successful Kickstarter they just held for GURPS material), it seems that they have an audience that is still quite interested in the product.

That's not the part that I saw. It was something about transmission. Again, if you don't see anything that sets off your alarms, then I suppose it didn't set anything off for you. But know that a couple of people saw the same. It's quite a large document, or I'd just check it, but don't...

Why not just adapt the Brawler from Pathfinder, or am I missing something?

WotC got a little money from me for Birthright, Dark Sun 4e, Eberron 4e, and a couple of other PDFs that they released on DTRPG. They also got a bit as my daughter's BF got her into D&D after me failing for a while, and I couldn't have my daughter without the PHB and got her essentials. In...

I think that was mentioned above as an option. At least, I think this is where I first heard of that and owlbear.rodeo.

With no new systems being an immutable point, what is it exactly that you're trying to convert from WFRP that you're trying to retain? WFRP is a system with a world that has a unique flavor. Are you just trying to play in that World?

So presumably it is still there. Again, it was around broadcasting and ownership, and didn't differentiate between their content and your own. Decide for yourself. If you don't see anything problematic, that's fine. It probably won't be an issue in the long term; I doubt they'd enforce...

I haven't read it recently, but a lot of it was around transmission and ownership of your data. This was just a PSA to take a look and decide for yourself, but some of the language that was in it when I was taking a look completely turned me off and did not look standard. Someone I told to...

All I have to say on that front, is check out the TOS of Astral before you become invested. That's what turned me off the platform.

I don't mind the time that they take to market. I just want to make sure that when I back, I have something concrete in mind, rather than just supporting because it looks vaguely interesting.

The two mentioned in this thread were what solidified this for me- you might check out Mythic Table and Owlbear.Rodeo and see if they might work.

They release (and have been releasing) product regularly on Warehouse 13- PDF material only, but there is definitely a cost associated with producing this material, so if there was not a pretty sizeable return on the release, I wouldn't think that they'd do it.

4e was not as bad as people make it out to be- it was one of my most used versions in practice. Before I play 5e, I'd play another game, as it seems to emulate a lot of games I like better for that. If I want to play something more crunchy and tactical, 4e is exactly what I want to play.