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I had actually skipped 3/3.5 because I was on my early twenties and didn't had the money to purchase those. I did buy 5-6 books of the 2nd edition though when I was a teenager. But if I remember correctly, I felt the same when DnD 3e was announced. When I see all the PF1 books I have, I'm ok...

I heard you, I didn't take offense, no worries. I'm wondering why I'm still mad at them.

On a recent news post about PF2E Bestiary 2, I was wondering if it was deseperation that announcing stuff so much in advance, to which point Morrus told me that I might be an outlier; To which point I'm starting to wonder why I am so mad at them? It's totally normal for them to go forward and...

Yeah, I guess I am. I'm still mad at them I think.

Maybe it felts less weird when there was plenty of products already. Now, it feels desperate.

Any ideas why they are talking about this right after the release of 2E? They want to show people that they plan to support the 2E in the future? I don't feel it.

It seems fast, isn't it? Any ideas how it sells?

Good observation. Maybe they want to go more mainstream, less niche.

Quite better than the Eberron one. I would like to know if cover affects sells that much? "Don't judge a book by its cover" ?

Guess I'll have to go with the alternate cover if they don't change the default one. Where's Hydro74?

It runs faster on my canadian side, thanks Morrus. I always thought it was a server latency issue but maybe it was the old design. It's not fast but it's way better.

Thank you for your review. Not a day1 purchase. I'm still bitter to have so many PF1 books.

I don't feel it.

It would help if I was able to express myself in English as good as my native language. But also, I feel like I'm an old man yelling at the clouds so I prefer not to.

When I take the time to write that I liked something, I really mean it. I follow this website since around a year now and there's only two products (out of 18) that I really liked, Art & Arcana and Zweilander. All the rest of books that I bought was under the Sturgeon's law. I don't take the...

Not sure it's the case here but in French publication world, it's common to see a popular novel split in 2-3-4 parts, even if the original novel is under 400 pages.

EGG: What’s the best thing about gaming in France? French people are more the sanguine personnality type so I guess gaming tables are more excited (can't find a better word in English).

I read through Art & Arcana in two or three sittings. It's that good. I hope it will win.

One of the companies I've worked younger was trying for awards each year, had to pay a fee for each participation. Glad they don't have to here, thanks Morrus for the clarification.

I think publishers have to pay to enter the contest, more than just giving away products. If there's not a lot of visibility, it might not worth it, it's a bit like Pay-2-win. Without WotC or Paizo, it's a bit strange looking contest. At the same time, it's not the same production level of...