carrickbd
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I assume the reprints of new editions of sold-out titles will correct any errors in the prior printing. If so, will corrected components be available to those who already own the game?
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Hi,
We will correct them but we don't produced extra items to gave away or sell normally. We do post the corrections and make them available via the resource area on these forums and or BGG.
David
We will correct them but we don't produced extra items to gave away or sell normally. We do post the corrections and make them available via the resource area on these forums and or BGG.
David
carrickbd
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Would that be something for Line of Fire?
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Hi,
So here are our plans going forward with Line of Fire. The new Lock 'n Load Publishing team discussed this and came to the end result the we as a publisher really should not be reviewing other companies games, not that we were not being truthful but that it puts us in a difficult spot if a reviewer doesn't like a game. There are many good magazines that already do this and do it very well. We just do not feel a publisher or games should be at the helm. We also got a lot of complaints from the community that to pay for a magazine that sometimes only has two or three scenarios for one game that they are interested in was to much. We totally agreed.
So at this time there will be no new issues of Line of Fire Magazine as it was. The current released print editions will be available until we sell out. The PDF download editions will be available going forward.
We are going to be making dedicated issues Line of Fire issues and/or Compendium issues that only deal with one game or one series. This way you will receive 50 - 100+ page magazine on what you want with no filler fluff. The World At War Compendiums are selling very well so expect to see some new Lock 'n Load Tactical, Nations At War dedicated issues for these games and series.
David
So here are our plans going forward with Line of Fire. The new Lock 'n Load Publishing team discussed this and came to the end result the we as a publisher really should not be reviewing other companies games, not that we were not being truthful but that it puts us in a difficult spot if a reviewer doesn't like a game. There are many good magazines that already do this and do it very well. We just do not feel a publisher or games should be at the helm. We also got a lot of complaints from the community that to pay for a magazine that sometimes only has two or three scenarios for one game that they are interested in was to much. We totally agreed.
So at this time there will be no new issues of Line of Fire Magazine as it was. The current released print editions will be available until we sell out. The PDF download editions will be available going forward.
We are going to be making dedicated issues Line of Fire issues and/or Compendium issues that only deal with one game or one series. This way you will receive 50 - 100+ page magazine on what you want with no filler fluff. The World At War Compendiums are selling very well so expect to see some new Lock 'n Load Tactical, Nations At War dedicated issues for these games and series.
David
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