Aus_Snow
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Ah. Thanks for that.Treebore said:Should tell you whether or not you will like it

Ah. Thanks for that.Treebore said:Should tell you whether or not you will like it
cybertalus said:At the moment I'm working under the assumption that Amazon is just slow in getting their copies in stock.
Amazon sent me an e-mail stating they expect to ship it to me around October 26th. I've ordered DCCs from Amazon in the past, so I know they've been able to acquire previous titles in the line. Further, I haven't heard anything about Goodman Games intentionally withholding it for sale from Amazon.
Alzrius said:I'm less concerned about the price of the PDF than about the size. Over at RPGNow, the download for this book is just shy of 400 megabytes. On my poor 56k connection, that's an average of nineteen hours of straight downloading, and that's if the connection stays good the entire time!
Pinotage said:Yes, that was a surprise. I'm not sure if it's the maps but at that size it's more than 1 MB per page which is huge. Other products of a similar size in terms of page length don't nearly reach this size. I don't even think RAR was this big.
sjmiller said:Now that this is coming out, and it looks to be quite good, I just have one wish. I wish they would make a compiled/bundled set of all the DCC modules. Some of them are rather hard to get, or downright unavailable. If they made them available as bundled sets of low, medium, and high level adventure sets, that would be perfect.
I just started purchasing the modules and I really like them. Even if I am not going to use them all, I can mine them for ideas. I don't even care if I get the special convention modules (I think those are the x.5 modules), I just want to get all 34 of the prior modules.
Psion said:It wasn't.
Pinotage said:At least it comes in cheaper than RAR. Still, I guess it wasn't supposed to be a limited edition product.
Pinotage