Is it me or have things slowed down a bit? I think having the three lines seems to have impacted their release schedule somewhat.

The Ace book is due before Xmas, right?

Anyway, I assume we will see the remaining career books eventually, so I'm happy to be patient. Don't want to see FFG's high standards drop because of rush releases *cough* WotC *cough*

Is it me or have things slowed down a bit? I think having the three lines seems to have impacted their release schedule somewhat.

The Ace book is due before Xmas, right?

Anyway, I assume we will see the remaining career books eventually, so I'm happy to be patient. Don't want to see FFG's high standards drop because of rush releases *cough* WotC *cough*

Though if it is hitting before the end of the year, you would think it has to be on the boat soon, yes? I don't know how long books take to ship as I only recently got involved with this game, and its my first FFG RPG. I do know X-Wing minis take around 6 weeks on the boat.

You know what would be a useful book for GMs.
It could have info on Obligation, Duty, Conflict. how to run the 3 together, how to involve them in story.

It could have more planets like you see in the core books.

It could have expanded Nemesis building rules including expanded inquisitorius rules.

Running games using all three core books. how to combine different careers together in a cohesive story. Stuff like that. It could even talk about shifting the Era. Running high XP games. etc.

You know what would be a useful book for GMs.

It could have info on Obligation, Duty, Conflict. how to run the 3 together, how to involve them in story.

It could have more planets like you see in the core books.

It could have expanded Nemesis building rules including expanded inquisitorius rules.

Running games using all three core books. how to combine different careers together in a cohesive story. Stuff like that. It could even talk about shifting the Era. Running high XP games. etc.

All this sounds good, and I know alot of folks want the crossover material, but I'd really prefer to explore the EotE gameline before diving into the others. The force isn't really a huge factor in our storyline we're playing (save for one PC). I personally feel that launching the third set is going to detract from EtoE product development too much for my taste. I'm enjoying running and gunning among the hutts and Black Sun in the underworld of the galaxy. Again, thats just me.

You know what would be a useful book for GMs.

It could have info on Obligation, Duty, Conflict. how to run the 3 together, how to involve them in story.

It could have more planets like you see in the core books.

It could have expanded Nemesis building rules including expanded inquisitorius rules.

Running games using all three core books. how to combine different careers together in a cohesive story. Stuff like that. It could even talk about shifting the Era. Running high XP games. etc.

All this sounds good, and I know alot of folks want the crossover material, but I'd really prefer to explore the EotE gameline before diving into the others. The force isn't really a huge factor in our storyline we're playing (save for one PC). I personally feel that launching the third set is going to detract from EtoE product development too much for my taste. I'm enjoying running and gunning among the hutts and Black Sun in the underworld of the galaxy. Again, thats just me.

by the time they launch it they should be done with the splat books. So you should be fine

I'd like to see a source book about the Night Sisters.. And a book that lists a bunch of races and tells you about their home planet a little.