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2 days ago
Issak Haywood
commented on a projectThat seems odd, since Paizo gave out the module of Goblins for FRPGD early to the Venture-Captains and that we could send it out to those that were running it. But OK. I'm hoping then that enough from the version that was sent out to us as a preview will be enough to keep things afloat. Although this isn't a PFS module, should we have players use their PFS characters for the module? Or just the ones that come with the module? I'm new to the NeoExodus world, so I want to make sure I am able to present the players with whatever I can.
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6 days ago
Issak Haywood
commented on a projectI haven't received an email or anything recently letting us get the PDF of the book so that we can be prepared to run it at Free RPG Day. When can we expect that? I'd also like to make sure that my address is correct, since I just moved. Do I need to make that adjustment with Amazon?
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on April 28
Issak Haywood
backed a project
Roll20 -- Virtual tabletop gaming that tells a story by Riley Dutton
Nimble & flexible, Roll20 brings the best of tabletop gaming online, focusing on storytelling & camaraderie, not rulesets or mechanics.
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793% funded $39,651 pledged
- 1,580 backers
- Funded May 01, 2012
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on April 14
Issak Haywood
backed a project
Shadowrun Returns by Harebrained Schemes LLC
Shadowrun Returns brings back one of our most original & cherished game settings as a 2D turn-based RPG for tablets & PC.
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459% funded $1,836,447 pledged
- 36,276 backers
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on April 6
Issak Haywood
commented on a projectAs backers, what is our ability to get a return? The project was funded successfully, the project has made many adjusted timetables and not been able to accomplish them. With a total lack of regard for responding to queries, I must awesome that this project is dead. It seems likely that GMS spent a considerable amount of time and effort into the project and likely has utilized all the financial resources raised for the project. In a previous post either here or on the GMS forums, I'd even asked if it was possible if we'd re-attempt to fund the project so that we could get it off the ground. But that doesn't even seem possible at this point. Do we as backers have anything that we can do to get a return of investment? Or is this just as with so many other investments, just lost? I'd be OK with even knowing it was dead, at least a post of some sort.
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on February 25
Issak Haywood
commented on a projectAny word on the project?
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on February 4
Issak Haywood
commented on a projectIs there a design forum that is accessible for this to see how this coming along? I would like to get an idea of what type of 'important' NPC I get to name. Is it one that will be just in this adventure or will it become part of the cannon for NeoExodus and utilized further? Is it an 'iconic' NPC or is it a member of an organization that does something to or for the PC's?
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on January 21
Issak Haywood
commented on a projectIs the Imperial reward getting pdfs of Raging Swan and Dreamscarred? As a 30$ backer RS's reward seems awesome. Although i amlooking forward to naming an important Theocrat.
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on December 17
Issak Haywood
backed a project
Free RPG Day NeoExodus Adventure for Pathfinder RPG by Louis Porter Jr.
All New Free Pathfinder Roleplaying Game adventure for Free RPG Day in the NeoExodus: A House Divided setting.
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111% funded $1,115 pledged
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on December 8
Issak Haywood
commented on a projectI hope I'm not a worry wart here. Having seen the P20 project not get off its feet and the e20 System Evolved being more than a year in delay I'm hoping that we're not reaching for the stars. I trust Josh here, but Super Genius is an awesome company too. While their goal was higher and e20 a lot lower - are those factors that seem likely to help the overall health of the system? Is the system likely to be recognized well enough to pull in enough new and existing players? Is the system merely going to be a cannibalization of the industry or will it likely bring in new - non-PF/DD/M:tG type of players? I don't work at a game store - but one of things that I do see is that people that buy new games (and collect old ones) really aren't different. We'd still spend the money - it just makes a difference in the middle of which company makes a book and gets paid. Unless we're able to get total newbies into the hobby I worry about our future. Is the book going to be cool enough that I'll take it with me to the bar while I'm at an event? The SR4E 20Ann cover looks cool enough to attract a comment or two and has. What things are looked at when planning for the long term health of the company and its system? For the record, Butterfrog is a sweet selling point for art. That and I hope we make the next goal for the map. That reminds me - how can increasing your overhead with adding in a second book and potentially a map while only marginally increasing the need for backers? Thanks and I do hope my fears are unfounded.
Issak Haywood
Las Vegas, NV
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