2010-09-23 : the lumpley games PDF library
Available now. It's kind of an experiment, so it may not be available forever!
1. On 2010-09-23, Seth Ben-Ezra said:
If I didn't already own four of these games, I'd probably buy this. As it is, I'm spreading the word!
2. On 2010-09-23, Warren said:
Yeah, if I hadn't just bought AW (and I already own PDFs of everything else), I would jump at this.
3. On 2010-09-23, Eppy said:
Well damn.
I'm pretty sure I'm marrying into a complete Lumpley collection, but if nothing else, this'll kick my ass towards appreciating it.
4. On 2010-09-23, Vincent said:
Three more points:
1. Happy Mabon!
2. As with all my PDF sales, this includes free lifetime upgrades/revisions.
3. If by chance you bought one of my PDFs in the last little while and you'd like to upgrade to the library instead, drop me a line at lumpley at the gmail. I'll be happy to set you up.
5. On 2010-09-23, Leo '14thWarrior' Lalande said:
I already have the hard copy of DitV, but so long as this bundle is still available in two weeks; you've got a guaranteed sale here.
6. On 2010-09-23, Jeff Russell said:
Wow, what a fantabulous deal! As with others, I'd be all over this if I didn't have five of the six games in pdf, and two of them in hard copy. I'm definitely going to pitch this to my friends as a fantastic opportunity to check out these crazy games I've been telling them about (those I haven't had a chance to run for, at least)
7. On 2010-09-24, Alex D. said:
Oddly enough, I was just going to suggest this such thing in the last post, except on a CD or flash drive sold in stores, as an incentive to get people into game stores (and bridge the gap between physical stores & pdf sales).
8. On 2010-09-24, Simon R said:
This is so tweeted.
I'd love you, Paul Czege and a couple of others to get together to do an indie print compilation for retail.
If this was on rpgnow.com and IPR it would sell 1000 copies in about a week.
9. On 2010-09-24, Simon R said:
In case you are doing this out of curiosity, this is an amazingly good test of deep discounting, but a very poor test of PDF price sensitivty. I've got lots of data on this. Email me if you are interested.
10. On 2010-09-24, Vincent said:
Simon -
IPR and rpgnow: this is a very interesting point you raise. Hmmm.
Discounting vs price sensitivity: with you! I've emailed you.
11. On 2010-09-26, Simon R said:
@Vincent This will take a while, but I'll get back to you.
12. On 2010-09-27, Josh said:
I have only played Apocalypse World, which has now become a major standard in what RPGs should be. I found this to be an amazing deal, and am happy to support the author!
13. On 2010-09-28, Vincent said:
Thanks, Josh!
14. On 2010-09-28, Marhault said:
Bought! Great deal. This takes 2 games off my "someday" list, 1 off my "WANT NOW" list and I get Mechaton in the bargain (which I'd never have bought otherwise since I don't have legos, but am excited to read nonetheless).
Also, way faster than 24h. I'm lucky, I guess. Thanks!
15. On 2010-09-28, Vincent said:
My pleasure!
16. On 2010-09-28, Vincent said:
For anybody who likes to know about things like this, I just sold the 99th set. Pretty cool!
17. On 2010-09-28, Edige23 said:
Bought—nice to have a pdf in addition to paper copy of DitV. I mentioned and posted about this on RPG Geek which sparked an interesting thread of people trying to explain these games: http://rpggeek.com/thread/567486/vincent-baker/page/1
Lowell Francis
edige23@gmail.com
http://ageofravens.blogspot.com/
18. On 2010-09-29, Gregor Hutton said:
Ha! Awesome.
That's real money, and well deserved. It's a great deal.
19. On 2010-09-30, Christian Griffen said:
$2500 in under a week? Not too shabby. :) And well deserved.
20. On 2010-10-01, DWeird said:
I will buy these things and enjoy them!
In fact, I made a Paypal account for the purposes of this purchase which I probably won't be using again any time soon.
Now only if this damned credit card got linked succesfully...
21. On 2010-10-10, Darken said:
Thank you so much for this generous offer! I already bought your amazing bundle.
22. On 2011-11-16, Poleaxe said:
Once the $25 is paid for, how do you download the pdf's?
23. On 2011-11-16, Alex D. said:
I've never bought the bundle, but I think Vincent normally fulfills PDFs through the Forge RPG Bookshelf (http://theunstore.com/bookshelf/). If you don't already have an account there, you should receive an email from Vincent with log-in details and you can download the books there.
- Alex
24. On 2011-11-16, Vincent said:
Yep.
25. On 2012-01-21, ripcrd said:
Just bought the bundle. I've wanted Apocalypse World for a while and wnated to get my own copy of Dogs in the Vineyard after playing off someone else's copy. DitV is fun, killed a demon. Played Dungeon World, based off AW. Fun. Can't wait to try out more of these games. Got a group interested. Yay!
ripcrd at gmail com
26. On 2012-03-22, JCunkle said:
This is embarrassing, but...
I purchaced the game library some time ago, and since, my computer crashed.
I can't remember which site hosted the bundle.
I'm not asking for a hook up, I think I remember that I can re-download the files, if I just know where to do so?
If you would, can you please point the way?
27. On 2012-03-22, Vincent said:
28. On 2012-03-22, Moreno said:
Talking about the Forge Bookshelf: it will continue to work even after June? At the same address?
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