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A deluxe edition that's too deluxe?

Started by Dimitrios, May 30, 2019, 04:19:56 PM

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hedgehobbit

Quote from: kanePL;1090107I've spent 1200$ on a graphics card. Many people would've called it dumb, aaaand probably they'd be right :D I guess they've researched the market beforehand. Lots of nerds from 90's are probably rich fellas now, they'd buy it out of nostalgia.
I've seen this before with other collectibles, such as GIjOE from the 60s. About 30-35 years after something gets popular, nostalgia is in full force and collectible stuff goes for very high prices. A couple years later and the market completely tanks.

TheHistorian

Regular editions are going to be ~$75 for each piece of the campaign plus it's companion supplement. So that's $375 total. Double that for the collectors' edition doesn't actually seem to be that unreasonable. Also, it looks like they have preorders of just the first part at $150. I think it's just the sticker shock of seeing the preorder price for the entire set all at once. It's not clear that one gets anything meaningful instead of just preordering each part as it comes up over the years.

I mean, I'm not buying it, but that's because I think WFRP4 simply isn't that good. I have enough WFRP1/2 to last forever.