Acceptable(?) level of PFRPG releases

[The Dark Elf]

What could people live with?

Ofc more would be great but what's a "we'll get off your back & remain happily loyal" quota for us PFRPG fans?

One 96 pager per year?...

[drewkitty ~..~]

A book a year would be nice.

[Cinos]

One book per year would be what I'd want, but it wold need to be more then 90 Pages, that's just past rifter (if that). At least something the size of Merc Ops (150 Pages) to Western Empire (which is 250 running off memory).

[drewkitty ~..~]

One book per year would be what I'd want, but it wold need to be more then 90 Pages, that's just past rifter (if that). At least something the size of Merc Ops (150 Pages) to Western Empire (which is 250 running off memory).

Any more then a book a year you start get çråπ in the books. See the rifts books for examples.

[Cinos]

One book per year would be what I'd want, but it wold need to be more then 90 Pages, that's just past rifter (if that). At least something the size of Merc Ops (150 Pages) to Western Empire (which is 250 running off memory).

Any more then a book a year you start get çråπ in the books. See the rifts books for examples.

Point to where I suggest I want to get more then one book a year?

[drewkitty ~..~]

Point to where I suggest I want to get more then one book a year?

I was only adding to the point, by giving a reasoning behind it.
If you have noted my 1st post you would see I said the same 1 per year.

[pblackcrow]

A book a year would be quite alright by me, however I would like to see 2 good ones.

[URLeader Hobbes]

I would like to see one book per year that is well written and complete. Not like some of the releases which are missing info, and do not stay consistant with the already established material.

[Semi-Retired Gamer]

I think 1 or 2 books (or around 200 pages) would work for me.

[DiceCollector]

1 or 2 GOOD books. If you can get them out on time, then a few smaller (MoM size) would be AMAZING!!

[TheGameMaster]

I think it would be nice to see one good size book a year, at least a 100 to 250 pages. and then maybe throw in a small book to keep us occupied till the next one comes out.

[Severus Snape]

I'd like to see one book a year, somewhere in the neighborhood of 200 or so pages. And not just filler material either. I don't want another 100 pages of crappy, off-the-wall, crazy-assed monsters that are all supernatural evil and cannot be destroyed (I'm looking at you, undead minions). Real stuff. New skills, new OCCs, new world information for areas that haven't been fleshed out fully yet. An example would be the Old City Ruins from Eastern Territory. And I don't mean a rehash of what's already printed - maps, monsters...the whole she-bang.

[The Dark Elf]

For all the 1 or 2 book replies.

Thank you for taking the time to post but could I ask you to clarify. Is the answer one book or two? With small numbers like that it the answer could be very different.

[Semi-Retired Gamer]

For all the 1 or 2 book replies.

Thank you for taking the time to post but could I ask you to clarify. Is the answer one book or two? With small numbers like that it the answer could be very different.

1 book of 200 or so pages OR 2 books equaling 200 pages.

[Semi-Retired Gamer]

The common opinion I'm seeing is one book per year of good quality and substantial page count. This I agree on.
I also agree with others that there should not be mention of forthcoming books until there is more solid publication dates. And LotD 3 should just be removed from the website...

What I think should be done is getting some supplemental scenario books out for our younger gamers. My son loves the Fantasy game but needs ideas and guidance to create a good game for his friends. I remember back in the day when I played AD&D and as a teenager relied on adventure supplements for ideas. Starting from scratch is often difficult for younger gamers. It is daunting for a 14 year old to create his own campaign and keep enough depth and adventure in it to hold his players attention.

I think everyone would benefit from that. I would be cool with 3 or 4 adventure sourcebooks similar to the old AD&D modules.

[TheGameMaster]

Adventure suplements; hook, line, and sinkers; and books covering other areas of the world. I think that is what should be the focus. LOD3 can wait it already has 2 books. I can't find a book on the Old Kingdom. Also new Spells and Magic Items might be nice. I'm not trying to sound rude and ungreatfull, its just that Palladium Fantasy is so great each book leaves me wanting more. Which is what a good company wants to do, but they don't want to leave their customers wanting too long. Throw us a bone every once and a while before we starve to death!

[Ankhr]

I'd love a good source book a year. Something bigger than a normal Rifter article, or Rifter itself. One good City/region/kingdom, adventure.. basically just good material that adds depth to the world. Not just a book that adds material for it's own sake.

[Grug]

I would like to see at least one book. Roughly 150+ pages. I am at the point where it could be on Gnomish engineering and I would be happy that a new PFRPG book came out.

[zyanitevp]

I would love to see at least 1 book a year. There are a lot of areas not done yet. South Winds, Old Kingdom, Phi, Lopan, Bizantium, and LOTD3.

[tmbn]

A book a year would be great!! Also i would like to see small adventure PDF books on the side. Or small resource books.

[Sureshot]

A book a year would be great. Given the current state of affairs I would rather they clear out the backlog first. Until the backlog is removed they will never be caught up. Not to mention as much as I like PF the more profitable line at the moement is Rifts. They need to focus on that first.

[Saitou Hajime]

A book a year would be quite alright by me, however I would like to see 2 good ones.

Seconded.