. wrote:Quantity that sells is in my interest to stay low as I am an investor.Runs contrary to the ethos of gaming though, as the majority of these end up with people who will either not use it due to rarity or not use it as they are just investors/resellers. Be willing to bet that of the hundreds sold, only 10-20% will be plaid with, and less that 40% will ever be read.That's a damn shame, and one an official PDF would remedy.
serleran wrote:.... had they not gotten it out in some form, it may have been impossible to get it out at all.
Ak'Ptui wrote:I was just wondering since I don't have Upper Works if anyone could comment on a comparison. Is there anything mentioned by Gary in the article that bears any resemblance to Upper Works? For example it is mentioned that lvl2 contained a "Nixie Pool" & "a Fountain of Snakes", so is there anything like that on lvl2 of Upper Works, or on any level for that matter.
mbassoc2003 wrote:We've seen plenty of movement with CZ:UW.
mbassoc2003 wrote:What I mean is there have been enough copies of CZ:UW selling since Xmas last, that I can estimate the value in the market. Currently the market value of CZ:UW is sitting somewhere about the $165 mark. This explains the stock on Amazon, NKG and the odd auction that crops up, not moving or being bought.
JohnGaunt wrote:In case you missed an Amazon copy that sold last month, you can add a data point at $189.99.
Mars wrote:There really doesn't seem to be a lot of interest in the other books aside from UW.I picked up another Yggsburgh and Dark Chateau just the other day for $21.50: ** expired/removed eBay auction **The other books sell for similarly dismal prices but don't really come up all that often.