Herm... all I have to say to the french is: "Repeat after me. Eighty."
French conversion kits at 25 euros
1 hour ago, piznit said:Are you trying to tell me Darth Vader cant hit a curve ball?
Nah, the Emperor didn't spring for that feature, but he did go all out on the James Earl Jones voice emulator. In retrospect, a good call because Anakin's regular voice is really not intimidating.
6 hours ago, Gallanteer said:Must be a USA overpriced thing. I preordered my Rebel conv kit from Chaos Cards in the UK for £35.95. Obviously not as cheap, but its in english and free postage.
I'm trying to get away without the new core set and download the rules (until my OCD kicks in).
£35.95 is $48.17 at today's conversion rate, so about the same
€25,00 is $29.25 at today's conversion rate (and £22.00), so way off.
Edited by skotothalamos3 hours ago, Julio said:You forgot the > 1000 different cheeses, all the charcuterie, which weight in as well!
Yep, a nice freshly baked baguette and some ripe casgiu merzu. Perfect!
6 hours ago, lj1983 said:...that's no better than what the conversion kits are costing in the US too. $39.99, free ship etc.
Yep, that’s what I paid.
I left some money in my GenCon budget for the starter and Rebel conversion kit at full retail, assuming they are available. I’ll be wanting to play 2e there if possible.
4 hours ago, piznit said:Are you trying to tell me Darth Vader cant hit a curve ball?
NVM. Can't get the code to work.
Move along. Move along
Edited by Darth 2Face$29 dollar conversion kits would bring everyone on board with 2e. I'm glad I haven't pre-ordered. This makes me more hopeful that $29 conversion kits will be available on black friday for us Americans. $50 x 3 = $150 really is a large amount of money for a bunch of cardboard.
2 hours ago, Darth 2Face said:
NVM. Can't get the code to work.
Move along. Move along
Yea. I couldn't find a good gif from the movie to add 
8 hours ago, MasterShake2 said:
I mean, we could definitely discuss the inverted economic relationship between freedom and security and how you cannot gain one without losing the other
Or we could discuss the fallacy of that statement. Here in Australia we have both 
Here in Australia we still end up paying more for our shiny toys though, the RRP is $80AU, best I've seen is $65 for the conversion kits.
1 minute ago, Rat of Vengence said:8 hours ago, MasterShake2 said:
I mean, we could definitely discuss the inverted economic relationship between freedom and security and how you cannot gain one without losing the other
Or we could discuss the fallacy of that statement. Here in Australia we have both
Here in Australia we still end up paying more for our shiny toys though, the RRP is $80AU, best I've seen is $65 for the conversion kits.
So from your example, we see it's actually a triad arrangement between freedom <--> security <--> money. Austraillia may have freedom AND security, but the reason be its location on the wrong side of the planet, leading to negative money from expensive X-wing.
6 minutes ago, Dengar5 said:So from your example, we see it's actually a triad arrangement between freedom <--> security <--> money. Austraillia may have freedom AND security, but the reason be its location on the wrong side of the planet, leading to negative money from expensive X-wing.
Yeah, most companies who export to us take the opportunity to slug us a bit. Things can be cheaper even after the exchange rate, but postage, especially from the US is a real killer.
That's cool though, I'll take that with no chance of getting shot at the school I teach at and ranking higher than a certain 'land of the free' in EVERY freedom index
4 hours ago, Rat of Vengence said:Yeah, most companies who export to us take the opportunity to slug us a bit. Things can be cheaper even after the exchange rate, but postage, especially from the US is a real killer.
That's cool though, I'll take that with no chance of getting shot at the school I teach at and ranking higher than a certain 'land of the free' in EVERY freedom index
Sounds like a good deal, even with "mandatory voting". Too bad practically ANYTHING THAT MOVES down there is deadly and willing to kill you! XP
Just teasing. My favorite podcasters are a pair of Aussies, and I'm DYING to visit your country!
5 hours ago, Lego Leonidas said:Sounds like a good deal, even with "mandatory voting". Too bad practically ANYTHING THAT MOVES down there is deadly and willing to kill you! XP
Just teasing. My favorite podcasters are a pair of Aussies, and I'm DYING to visit your country!
Mandatory voting has it's pro's and cons, but I think it's great because it really is a vote of the people, not just 'the people whom could be bothered'. As for the deadly stuff, yeah, we have more than our share of poisonous things, had a Red Bellied Black Snake outside my classroom last week, had to keep the kids away for a bit. I'm not sure if I'd swap the Great Whites and Saltwater Crocs for bears though....
Of course even baby Drop Bears are cute 
2 hours ago, Rat of Vengence said:Mandatory voting has it's pro's and cons, but I think it's great because it really is a vote of the people, not just 'the people whom could be bothered'. As for the deadly stuff, yeah, we have more than our share of poisonous things,
I remember visiting Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and being told not to touch the snakes because Australia has 2 kinds: venomous and superdamnvenomous.
As far a voting goes, I'll never understand why we consider it so dang important then don't give people the day off to get to the polls. We have holidays to celebrate the founding of the country; seems that working on keeping it running should be a holiday, too.
On 5/26/2018 at 12:22 AM, Darth Meanie said:I remember visiting Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and being told not to touch the snakes because Australia has 2 kinds: venomous and superdamnvenomous.
As far a voting goes, I'll never understand why we consider it so dang important then don't give people the day off to get to the polls. We have holidays to celebrate the founding of the country; seems that working on keeping it running should be a holiday, too.
Oh, we do have some snakes that aren't poisonous, but not many 
Yeah, polling day is a fairly big thing here. It's always a Saturday, and there's always sausage sizzles and cake stalls at the various schools and churches the polling booths are at. Us Aussies are big on sausage sizzles
On 5/24/2018 at 11:48 AM, Wedge Nantillais said:Don't be jealous, please ?:
Probably same prices for other countries next.
49 ,95 €
They seem to have fixed this.
54 minutes ago, SEApocalypse said:49 ,95 €
They seem to have fixed this.
My sources were correct, sadly...
1 hour ago, SEApocalypse said:49 ,95 €
They seem to have fixed this.
Ah, the lovely 1USD == 1EUR conversion rate.
In Germany it's 39,99€.
1 hour ago, SEApocalypse said:49 ,95 €
They seem to have fixed this.
Not fixed, nerfed. ?
5 hours ago, eMeM said:Ah, the lovely 1USD == 1EUR conversion rate.
This triggers me in all the possible wrong ways... The bigger the box the more it hurts.