Tom Cashel
First Post
Hi all.
I'm just sitting here after checking the d20 Past product page for the umpteenth time on amazon.com, to find that it is "not yet released." Moreover, if you scroll down a bit, amazon.com lists a publication date of April 16, 2005. The Wizards' web site lists the month of March as the release date.
So why no street date? I always know what days my DVDs and CDs are going to be released.
I can understand why smaller publishers can't do a specific date, what with delays at the printer and whatnot, but wouldn't it serve Wizards of the Coast to get on a more specific schedule and stick to it?
I'm a busy man! I need to know when my RPGs are ready!
But seriously, does anyone know why WotC plays the game this way? It seems broken to me.
I'm just sitting here after checking the d20 Past product page for the umpteenth time on amazon.com, to find that it is "not yet released." Moreover, if you scroll down a bit, amazon.com lists a publication date of April 16, 2005. The Wizards' web site lists the month of March as the release date.
So why no street date? I always know what days my DVDs and CDs are going to be released.
I can understand why smaller publishers can't do a specific date, what with delays at the printer and whatnot, but wouldn't it serve Wizards of the Coast to get on a more specific schedule and stick to it?
I'm a busy man! I need to know when my RPGs are ready!

But seriously, does anyone know why WotC plays the game this way? It seems broken to me.