Far West 12th Anniversary

[Teotwawki]

the lack of Native Americans.

One of our core band of players and longtime friends is an fbi Nez Perce. He looked at the game and felt similarly, however he pointed out, the setting of the game seems more not!China than not!OldWestAmerica. Or at least, that allowed him to be diplomatic about things. After seeing the last two "indigenous" rpgs, he said he likes the Indian representation in Far West better. [i.e. none at all being better than fantasy virtue signaling and deliberate authorial ethnicity exclusion of others.]

 

[sureshot]

I saw another copy in the wild as well , though on sale through Facebook rpg marketplace.

I get bring angry at the delay though rage selling it after the long exit imo seems counterproductive

 

[Jetstream]

I saw another copy in the wild as well , though on sale through Facebook rpg marketplace.

I get bring angry at the delay though rage selling it after the long exit imo seems counterproductive

I mean, if the just don’t give a shit about it anymore, why keep it?

 

[Teotwawki]

I get bring angry at the delay though rage selling it after the long exit imo seems counterproductive

I mean, if the just don’t give a shit about it anymore, why keep it?

We did that with our Pendragon 6 Starter Set. Had it in the house for less than 60 hours before selling it to a FLGS. Not so much rage selling as not giving a shit for it.

 

[remial]

there is a part of me that wants a copy but I really don't want to give GMS any money...

 

[Malckuss]

there is a part of me that wants a copy but I really don't want to give GMS any money...

Then do someone who has a copy they don't want a favor and buy theirs. It'll be like getting a refund for them and GMS has nothing to do with the transaction.

 

[sureshot]

Fair enough after the long delays and continual excuses from the author I would do the same.

 

[chuckdee]

I saw another copy in the wild as well , though on sale through Facebook rpg marketplace.

I get bring angry at the delay though rage selling it after the long exit imo seems counterproductive

Not really as the rules are shit

 

[Teotwawki]

Not really as the rules are shit

This much is true. But I am getting a lot of inspiration for our sort-of-L5R campaign from the map.
That being said, I always get a metric shit tonnes of inspiration from maps.

There's plenty of good tidbits in its pages. It's absolutely worth owning for the money we paid.

 

[Malckuss]

This much is true. But I am getting a lot of inspiration for our sort-of-L5R campaign from the map.
That being said, I always get a metric shit tonnes of inspiration from maps.

There's plenty of good tidbits in its pages. It's absolutely worth owning for the money we paid.

That being the case, the map on the landing page for High Plains Samurai should interest you, too.

 

[chuckdee]

This much is true. But I am getting a lot of inspiration for our sort-of-L5R campaign from the map.
That being said, I always get a metric shit tonnes of inspiration from maps.

There's plenty of good tidbits in its pages. It's absolutely worth owning for the money we paid.

It's worth owning to you for the money you paid. As for everyone else, their estimation might be a bit different.

 

[Teotwawki]

It's worth owning to you for the money you paid. As for everyone else, their estimation might be a bit different.

Not sure what the backer's paid for a print book, but it probably isn't worth the tidbits that can be used. But it's also not the worst result of a Shitkicker Kickstarter Project I've seen. Or been a part of.

 

[chuckdee]

Not sure what the backer's paid for a print book, but it probably isn't worth the tidbits that can be used. But it's also not the worst result of a Shitkicker Kickstarter Project I've seen. Or been a part of.

$50 fucking dollars.

 

[Dr. Benton Quest]

$50 fucking dollars.

You forgot to mention that it was $50 fucking dollars for a special version. The version we got wasn't a special version, although I'm not terribly upset. I consider it a win that we got anything at all, frankly.

 

[chuckdee]

You forgot to mention that it was $50 fucking dollars for a special version. The version we got wasn't a special version, although I'm not terribly upset. I consider it a win that we got anything at all, frankly.

A win in that it wasn't a total loss, I suppose.