Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2009 3:17 am
Aldus Huxley. Couldn't even spell the name of the town where I lived correctly. Thats our brave new world.Brave New World
Aldus Huxley. Couldn't even spell the name of the town where I lived correctly. Thats our brave new world.Brave New World
Well, despite the bashing GW get, I went into a GW shop the other day to buy some paints and there was a guy there introducing a young guy (8 or 9) to 'Lord of the Rings'. They were there busily rolling dice and having a good time while his dad looked on with a big smile on his face.hammy wrote:In the UK there are hardly any games shops now (GW excepted) and ones with gaming space are even rarer. Oddly enough there are actually three indeoendent games shops within 10 miles of house all of which have gaming space although none sell FoG or any 15mm Ancients
Well Nik, I hope you feel really clever with your "witty" retort.nikgaukroger wrote:Dried frog pills needed there I think
My understanding is that the FoG books were supposed to be released at the same time throughout the world. Now if I was a publisher and I learnt that a supplier who had taken my stock in full knowledge of a release date had chosen to release early I would not be very happy.geoff wrote:Well Nik, I hope you feel really clever with your "witty" retort.nikgaukroger wrote:Dried frog pills needed there I think
I would like to state that I love FOG and have bought the rules and all lists so far. After over 30 years of gaming, FOG has re-vitalised me as an ancients gamer.
My complaint I believe is genuine. Distribution of books world wide is a always going to favour one country or another. In Australia normally we have to read about others getting books before us. We suck it up and wait our turn. There has been an obvious effort made to delay distirbution to Australia with "Wolves from the Sea".
Cheers.......Geoff
geoff wrote: There has been an obvious effort made to delay distirbution to Australia with "Wolves from the Sea".
You're right. It's a conspiracy. We may have lost the Autumn Rugby International and the Ashes but we are going to make damned sure we win the FOG Publication Date Wars. I'd stay and say more but I'm due to attend an open-topped bus parade through London for Slitherine and Osprey to celebrate our victory, so must dash.geoff wrote:Well Nik, I hope you feel really clever with your "witty" retort.nikgaukroger wrote:Dried frog pills needed there I think
I would like to state that I love FOG and have bought the rules and all lists so far. After over 30 years of gaming, FOG has re-vitalised me as an ancients gamer.
My complaint I believe is genuine. Distribution of books world wide is a always going to favour one country or another. In Australia normally we have to read about others getting books before us. We suck it up and wait our turn. There has been an obvious effort made to delay distirbution to Australia with "Wolves from the Sea".
Cheers.......Geoff
stenic wrote:
You're right. It's a conspiracy. We may have lost the Autumn Rugby International and the Ashes but we are going to make damned sure we win the FOG Publication Date Wars. I'd stay and say more but I'm due to attend an open-topped bus parade through London for Slitherine and Osprey to celebrate our victory, so must dash.
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Doesn't make sense. If that's the intend, why would they list different release dates for the US and UK?hammy wrote: My understanding is that the FoG books were supposed to be released at the same time throughout the world.
True but there was not a release date severall weeks earlier than the rest of the World for Oz which is what happened with the first 7 companion books.Ghaznavid wrote:Doesn't make sense. If that's the intend, why would they list different release dates for the US and UK?hammy wrote: My understanding is that the FoG books were supposed to be released at the same time throughout the world.
I'll have a word with them Geoff. Need to make the effort less obvious in future.geoff wrote:Well Nik, I hope you feel really clever with your "witty" retort.nikgaukroger wrote:Dried frog pills needed there I think
I would like to state that I love FOG and have bought the rules and all lists so far. After over 30 years of gaming, FOG has re-vitalised me as an ancients gamer.
My complaint I believe is genuine. Distribution of books world wide is a always going to favour one country or another. In Australia normally we have to read about others getting books before us. We suck it up and wait our turn. There has been an obvious effort made to delay distirbution to Australia with "Wolves from the Sea".
Cheers.......Geoff