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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoshuaKadmon" data-source="post: 24079" data-attributes="member: 1046">A) We're paying for the table licenses, not for FarSight's lunch plan.B) Including premium tables in larger bundles is unlikely.  At the most, FarSight MAY keep with their 2-table pack trend by offering a PHoF table with the Kickstarter-funded ones.  If Pin*Bot is offered as a $1.99 download or in a 2-table pack with Twilight Zone for $4.99 (with TZ normally costing $3.99 by itself), that would make sense.  That's how it worked with CftBL, right?  What about Star Trek + Firepower or Space Shuttle?  Even if you contributed to the Kickstarter, buying the other table by itself would only cost $1.99, so you would still save $3.00 or more per $10 donation.C) There is no way FarSight would be dumb enough to offer Kickstarter-funded tables that far in advance for its backers.  It wouldn't be good business, and that's not why we contributed in the first place.  No one else has suggested such a plan, there's no precedent for it, and players that missed out on the Kickstarter would be alienated.  No, just no.The true TPA fans just want to keep things simple.  Don't over-complicate the matter.  Don't open yourself up to player complaints, software bugs, and other issues by trying to cater to different interests.  We decide whether to donate or not, the project gets funded or it doesn't, and everyone gets the final product the same time and for the same price (aside from backer awards).  K.I.S.S. - Keep It Simple, Stupid!</blockquote>

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