Actually this answers my question...yetanothername wrote:-snip-
I was only worried of not getting a set of books but from reading this, I should fine! I'll just sign up, pay when the day comes, and wait for the books to come in the mail! Yes?
Actually this answers my question...yetanothername wrote:-snip-
Jusey1 wrote:
Actually this answers my question...
I was only worried of not getting a set of books but from reading this, I should fine! I'll just sign up, pay when the day comes, and wait for the books to come in the mail! Yes?
I think the issue with dividing it up between two versions is economy of scale (if I remember my economics terms)--if they can't get a high enough quantity of either one because the orders are split, they'll BOTH be prohibitively expensive. Getting a price that isn't upwards of 100 bucks or more is dependent on getting as high a quantity for one single type as possible. As I understand it, at least.Lattellerr wrote:Just to throw in my own two bits: I will buy the books in the second printing no matter what. That being said, I have to side with the 5-book format. I think it just adds a bit of a more badass look to it, like "I have a fanfic that has to be divided up to FIVE books. Who can top that." I don't know, it's just the way I feel about it.
I don't know if this was already mentioned or not, but maybe, if enough people are interested, just maybe, the printing could be split up and everyone could sign up for either the 5-book version or the 2-book version (or both, of course).
Y'know, just a quick thought.
This is exactly right (on both points )sorathecrow wrote:I think the issue with dividing it up between two versions is economy of scale (if I remember my economics terms)--if they can't get a high enough quantity of either one because the orders are split, they'll BOTH be prohibitively expensive. Getting a price that isn't upwards of 100 bucks or more is dependent on getting as high a quantity for one single type as possible. As I understand it, at least.Lattellerr wrote:Just to throw in my own two bits: I will buy the books in the second printing no matter what. That being said, I have to side with the 5-book format. I think it just adds a bit of a more badass look to it, like "I have a fanfic that has to be divided up to FIVE books. Who can top that." I don't know, it's just the way I feel about it.
I don't know if this was already mentioned or not, but maybe, if enough people are interested, just maybe, the printing could be split up and everyone could sign up for either the 5-book version or the 2-book version (or both, of course).
Y'know, just a quick thought.
Besides, I think two books that are the size of the average wheel of time books is pretty badass.
All the stories longer than Fallout: Equestria. There's about 10+ more MLP fanfics that's longer than Fallout: Equestria. Longest being a Discord one (Diary of a madman or something like that ) and that story is at 1.5M+ words, longer than the HP series.Lattellerr wrote:"Who can top that."
Seems legit. Thanks!callumgare wrote:You need a program that can read RSS feeds. A bunch of email programs can so you could try googling your email program name and "RSS".
Alternatively here's two lists of programs that can read RSS feeds: http://lifehacker.com/google-reader-is- ... er-5990456
http://www.rss-readers.org/list-of-rs-feed-reader/
If you'd like to receive a email you could trying using IF This Then That. A website that allows you to connect "triggers" (such as a new item being added to an RSS feed) to a "action" (such as sending you an email).
https://ifttt.com/recipes/4447-rss-mail
If you do use IF This Then That have a fiddle with it, you can get it to do an awful lot. You can even get it to notify you via SMS if you wish.
Ahh, that is some very welcome news. I've heard tons of horror stories about debit cards. (People losing them and having a thief spend all the money)callumgare wrote:Ah debit cards are much cooler. All the ablity-to-buy-internet-things awesomeness of a credit card with out the ability for you to end up owing people money (and depending on your bank possibly without any fees either). As zemming said, so long as you've got a Visa or Mastercard logo on your card it'll function exactly like a credit card will in terms of buying stuff on the internet.
I understand now. Thanks.callumgare wrote:That might work fine if you're only dealing with three or four people but as this project will have potentially hundreds of orders it becomes extremely important to automate as much as possible. If we had to check to make sure that everyones paid us properly and then deal with all the inevitable problems that would occur with at least some orders such as not having paid the right amount then we'd never get a change to get anything else done. Using an external payment provider makes it easier for both of us. You just have to stick in your credit/debit card details and you'll be changed the right amount plus have greater assurance that things won't go hang wire. For us it means more time polishing off the book.
Hahah, you have no idea how happy it makes me to hear that. But yeah, the experience is totally euphoric.callumgare wrote:You... You are my new favourite internet hero. Why didn't I think of drinking coke and eating mentos while listening?
For me FO:E/Scorch helped keep my sanity during my last year of high school.
Did Scorch ever say why the project died or is it just one of those things where life catches up with you and you mean to finish something but you never do?
His voice was pretty amazing. Crazed was a good reader too? Mmm, maybe some point after reading FO:E in book form when I want to dip into the FO:E universe again I'll try Crazed's reading.
How did you make the cola bottles glo?
zemming replied to a similar question further back in the comments:Grieffon wrote:Is it possible for you guys to ask for a sample book set from the printing service before we make our payment? To be honest, this change put me off quite a bit...
zemming wrote:I obviously would like to get a proof before it goes to print, but I haven't talked to the printer about that yet. So I can't really guarantee anything.
sorathecrow answered this one earlier today.Grieffon wrote:I don't assume you guys can arrange a separate 5-volume print for the folks who want it?
sorathecrow wrote:I think the issue with dividing it up between two versions is economy of scale (if I remember my economics terms)--if they can't get a high enough quantity of either one because the orders are split, they'll BOTH be prohibitively expensive. Getting a price that isn't upwards of 100 bucks or more is dependent on getting as high a quantity for one single type as possible. As I understand it, at least.