JasonZavoda wrote:I can't post as I'm not a backer, but I was really disappointed to learn that the Cyclopean Depths modules will not be exclusive to the kickstarter program. I was also disappointed to learn that at the $650 level you will only get one set of these Cyclopean depths modules, leaving the 3 other books purchased as incomplete sets.
beasterbrook wrote:JasonZavoda wrote:I can't post as I'm not a backer, but I was really disappointed to learn that the Cyclopean Depths modules will not be exclusive to the kickstarter program. I was also disappointed to learn that at the $650 level you will only get one set of these Cyclopean depths modules, leaving the 3 other books purchased as incomplete sets.I think thats a bit harsh Jason... its still a great deal.. and doesn't change anything in my mind.. the $650 level is still the "level" to get.. you might now have to "buy"the other versions of the "bonus" (pathfinder/ S&W) modules.. but at least you can buy them.. I look at it this way.. the modules are just that.. and add on to the main attraction.. and its the main attraction that will be worth the most at the end of the day.. the belief that all the bonus modules were "exclusive" made it more so of course, but still 4 coppies of 7b will be fine.. at the $650 level you are $162.50 (inc the 7b)..One of the biggest issues I sometimes find on Kickstarter is "what do I actually get" and the fact the the funding levels are static.. they can change over time, things get added, new levels etc..Brette:)
JasonZavoda wrote:It comes down to the 'bonus' material weighing in at $250 when you pledge at the $650 level. It is a better deal in some ways than the $250 level which makes the 1 set of bonus material cost $150I think in the excitement of the Kickstarter programs with the changing bonuses and rewards people forget that they are pre-ordering a game and it does come down to what you are getting for your money. At $650 you are ordering 4 $100 books and getting supplemental material of undeteremined value but at a $250 cost. The rewards are a nice extra but once they have met the reward goals then they become part of what is being offered for sale. My problem with this revelation from Mythmere on the K&KA site and the information you (Brette) quoted from the Kickstarter Update (which I believe may have changed) dramatically changes what is being offered as rewards. I don't think it was clear that the Cyclopean Depths bonus modules were going to be made available after the release of the book and since they are non-exclusive it is a big change in what a $650 purchase is going to bring you.I don't think this is a harsh view or comment, simply trying to get down to brass tacks about what kind of deal is actually being offered.
beasterbrook wrote:$650 is still winning;)Brette:)
beasterbrook wrote:if you wated the limited you have to be in at least $250 level.. at this level its $250 per book, the $500 is $250 per book, the $650 is $162.50 per book, the $1000 is $250 per book..the $650 level wins hands down..
tsathogga wrote:Brette--bonus modules are supposed to be 1:1. That was fixed
Mythmere1 wrote:Don't hammer Bill too hard about it, he's supporting the collector-value under heavy fire from inside his own foxhole. (From me).I hate restricting content, and in every subsequent Kickstarter, as I did with this one, I will vote against having any at all. I'm not the top guy in the company, though. I prefer to leave the option open for us to reprint a complete version down the road in case ... D&D 14.7E has a nice open content license, or something. Anyway the news is that the Kickstarter Cyclopean Deeps modules will have a cover to match the book. The regular printing won't - those will look like regular modules.And as Bill said, Level 7B is completely restricted and won't be reprinted, much against my urging to the contrary.Yeah, I know, just call me Wormtongue..... PS don't get me wrong, I love numbered editions, signed stuff, special covers, etc. Just not restricting the content itself.
Sardan wrote:tsathogga wrote:Brette--bonus modules are supposed to be 1:1. That was fixedSo at $650 would I get 4 limited modules or just one. It isn't remotely clear!