 The case for releasing the errata; the RAW are unclear, Without errata/FAQ, it feels like deciphering a religious manuscript |
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Cool! Thanks for the infodump. It's interesting to get some perspective on these things.
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Jul 30 2013, 07:50 PM
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QUOTE (Supine @ Jul 26 2013, 10:25 PM)  I'd like a price point for the autosofts, for one. However, as a player who started off with RPGs as a DM, I feel like when the authors leave something out, it's basically a license for me to put in my own version and assume that it's right. Yeah, but if I'm gonna buy a sourcebook, I'd like for there to be some hard data points that I can refer to. If I'm going to put the effort into creating a bunch of content, I'll just go the extra yard and make my own ruleset with out paying for a rulebook. |
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