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Topic: Nearing the finish line
Started by: TonyLB
Started on: 1/19/2005
Board: Muse of Fire Games


On 1/19/2005 at 9:47pm, TonyLB wrote:
Nearing the finish line

This thread is for news regarding Capes, superhero roleplaying game.

And the first news is that the books are printed and in the mail to me. The PDF is soon to be loaded onto the Forge Library. All is in readiness for the big day. Now I'm getting flashes of Shoujo Story.

Anyway, January 27th I start selling physical copies at the Indie Games Explosion, at Dreamation (East Brunswick, NJ). January 31st the order form on the website goes live, for print or PDF orders.

[ Edit: Corrected to refer to the correct Brunswick. ]

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On 1/19/2005 at 9:55pm, Ben Lehman wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

Congratulations.

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On 1/19/2005 at 10:09pm, Andrew Morris wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

Tony, how much will Capes cost (print and .pdf)?

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On 1/19/2005 at 10:17pm, TonyLB wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

Print will be $15, plus shipping (which I will announce when I have books in hand and can weigh the whole package). If anyone knows a good way to make PayPal calculate shipping based on a Zip code, I'd certainly be interested to know. As it is I'm looking at having a fixed price, and then I'll either profit a little or suffer a little, depending on where people live.

PDF will be $10.

I am leaning toward including access to the PDF in the print cost. I'm searching my way through the Publishing forum to judge popular opinion on the strategy.

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On 1/19/2005 at 10:19pm, Matt Wilson wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

Hey, congrats, man. That's great news.

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On 1/20/2005 at 12:00am, xenopulse wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

Congrats.

My copy of Sorcerer came in a flat rate envelope -- that might be the way to go for you as well. You can buy them at USPS.com, or your local post office. They're $3.85 each, pre-stamped, and fit an RPG-size item quite well (unless your RPG is *really* big).

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On 1/20/2005 at 12:31am, Yokiboy wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

First of all congrats Tony, I love the previews of Capes and look forward to the full game.

TonyLB wrote: I am leaning toward including access to the PDF in the print cost.

This would rock, and I'd definitely order the print copy if that is the case. Otherwise I'd stick to just the PDF.

TTFN,

Yokiboy

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On 1/20/2005 at 12:51am, Ben Lehman wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

As a consumer, I am of course fond of those that include the PDF in the cost of the print edition.

In general, if I can't get that, I still get the print edition anyway, 'cause I love me my dead trees, but the PDF is extra-special love.

yrs--
--Ben

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On 1/20/2005 at 2:31am, Grover wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

Put me down as another voice in favor of Print+PDF. I'm not a huge fan of PDF's, but I'm also not a huge fan of waiting for shipping to happen. With Print+PDF I get an electronic copy I can read while waiting for my paper copy to arrive.
Steve

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On 1/20/2005 at 5:07am, Andrew Morris wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

For me, getting the .pdf with the print copy would be a nice bonus, but having it or not wouldn't influence my decision to buy the print copy.

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On 1/20/2005 at 5:15pm, Mike Holmes wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

Somehow I completely missed the entire development of Capes (I heard about it a little and saw threads with it as the subject, but never read them). Which I think is a fabulous development. That is, it means that The Forge has enough people on it that we can be helping people get going without everyone having to help everyone, every time. I think this should shatter any "Good Old Boy" consiracy theories about The Forge.

So thanks for becoming an example of how well the community works. And welcome to the business end of things. :-)

Mike

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On 1/20/2005 at 7:10pm, Bob Goat wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

Tony,

Congrats and welcome to the club. Wish you well and hope to meet you at Dreamation.

Keith

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On 1/25/2005 at 3:18pm, Tony Irwin wrote:
Re: News Thread

TonyLB wrote: This thread is for news regarding Capes, superhero roleplaying game.

And the first news is that the books are printed and in the mail to me. The PDF is soon to be loaded onto the Forge Library. All is in readiness for the big day. Now I'm getting flashes of Shoujo Story.


Your big day is coming! That's wonderful news Tony, I'm looking forward to buying a copy. Can you tell us about the art? You did your own cover right? Did you do any more pieces? Was making art for your own game fun or did it feel like work?

Tony

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On 1/25/2005 at 3:30pm, TonyLB wrote:
RE: Nearing the finish line

It was fun and it felt like work. I've got masses of little vector-sketches in the Click and Lock sections, and those were a little frustrating, just because each sketch felt like only a drop in a bucket. The chapter headings were a bit more fun, because they felt more like an accomplishment.

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