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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 792541" data-attributes="member: 533">Well, I can basically handle a product that is $40 or less (sales tax not included). Unless it is a computer software (game or application, but haven't really bought a lot of those), I won't spend more than the aforementioned amount.There is only one time I did but I took advantage of the low preorder price deal and it was T20: The Traveller's Handbook (retail price $44.95). Ordered direct from the publisher for about $40 including shipping + handling.So, I will have to do some smart shopping, without a plastic. May have to wait until there is a sale.BTW, the $32 MnM despite the low page count is chock full of game information, complete enough to play the game. So it is worth the $32 price tag.Loved it. The combat is fast-paced as far as wargames go.But what they excel in that, they have yet to find the right RPG ruleset.I could be wrong. I don't mind being wrong about this one.Like I said, GOO is known for producing Anima/Manga-based games. It doesn't mean I don't like it, I do. I may want to use d20 Mecha to revive my Robotech games (which BTW, no one has claim license to that famous IP, that or Macross). It is just one group of the mecha genre spectrum. (Like Star Trek and Star Wars occupying the spectrum of the science fiction genre, despite both having thematic differences.)</blockquote>