Comment Re:Savages (Score 1) 113
Oh we KNOW, we just don't give a shit. Of course, as the man said, if it is full of fruity goodness.
Submission + - Pathfinder's d20 Revamp Sold Out (paizo.com)
Loopy1492 writes: "
Ten days before the launch of their much-anticipated Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook, Paizo Publishing today announced that the first print run of the book has sold out, with all preordered copies on their way to stores for an August 13 release. With preorders more than five times greater than for any previous product in Paizo's seven-year history, orders for the Core Rulebook continue to mount even as the company speeds to produce another print run. Paizo.com has retained enough copies to handle all paizo.com subscriptions and pre-orders.
According to the Paizo newsletter, it seems as if, after a long time of offering the Beta of their d20 revamp as a download, Paizo is proving wrong the opinion that offering your stuff for free doesn't work. It has worked for them and they have sold out on the hardcopy of their new rulebook which is, in this jaded DM's opinion, a massive improvement on the 3.5 rules-set."
Comment Re:What's the big deal? (Score 1) 75
Yuan, euros, pounds. Man, for some reason I can't care about this post. ;)
Comment Re:Nice banner. What about other browsers? (Score 1) 481
I understand, though. I, personally, don't code for Opera because... uh... it's Opera and I don't care if Opera users can see my site properly. Safari, I think I can understand because form elements can render real funky in Safari and sometimes some javascript events explode in Safari. I am sure they're working on it, but it'll take time.
Comment Re:Amazing how IE 6 is still used! (Score 1) 481
Maybe. I'm just hoping that this is only the beginning. Hopefully more and more people and companies will decide that their applications no longer support IE6 and Microsoft will make the final decision not to support IE6. As a web developer, fortunately it would make my job easier, but unfortunately, it would also make my job easier. IE6 = great job security.
Comment Re:Except IE is the only one that works with YouTu (Score 1) 481
I watch youtube in Firefox, Chrome, and Safari and they work fine. I think some of you people just need to not be allowed to touch your computers.
Comment Re:As a web developer.... (Score 1) 481
Word.
Comment Re:About time (Score 1) 481
I reiterate: I don't get it. I use Firefox and it works fine.
Comment Re:About time (Score 1) 481
I don't get it. It works in the browsers I use. You must be using a browser that has an extra chromosome.
Comment Re:A person who says.... (Score 1) 396
Word.
"When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up." - CS Lewis.
Comment I Don't Care (Score 1) 244
You can still call it a "LAN Party". We do. It's kinda disingenuous, but who cares? We get together to play WoW at each other's houses all the time. My wireless network can handle it. It'll be the same for Starcraft and C&C. Whatever.
Comment Re:A fool and his money are some party (Score 1) 414
Taxes bad!!!! RrAaHRrEAaGgERrrAaaaaaaa!!!!! .... sheesh.
Comment Re:Wait a second (Score 1) 199
God, I hope so. Sometimes I feel like I subsist entirely on fiscal conservative bitching. It's cheaper than food and far easier to harvest.
Comment Re:who is (Score 5, Funny) 860
That's what he asked! Who is the doctor?
Comment Re:XKCD (Score 1) 708
That's true and Bill made less money because of it. He could operate the same way he on the web as he did in papers. He wouldn not have to worry about the artistic constraints put on him by the newspaper industry, and still make money from advertisements and selling coffee table books, the same way he did when he was in the papers.
