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NTRabbit posted:Never played a Palladium game before, but I backed Robotech - latest news on that is that despite all the poo poo they stirred up by declaring they were going to sell it at GenCon before backers got theirs despite promising this would never be the case, and supporting that with a fake vote and an angsty backer update, and then that they had used a loophole to get out of a playing space fee by having their demo games and product in the RPG room instead of the minis hall, it now turns out that they made no allowance for potential customs inspections in their timetable. palladium.txt right here. Updated List of GREAT BETRAYERS: 1) Steve Sheiring 2) U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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I love watching the two decades long, slow motion, train wreck that is Palladium. I'm going to be kind of sad when they finally die, though I'm happy that Pinnacle will end up with the license in the end
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CroatianAlzheimers posted:I've been staying far away from it, but I don't really expect it to see the light of day, and the guys working on it will surely see the underside of a bus at some point in the project. Man, if it never makes it to the shelves I'm going to be really bummed out.
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For some reason I was under the impression that PEG has fully licensed Rifts from Palladium which I figured would give them a degree of independence from KS's shenanigans. Then again I am in no way versed in corporate law or IP licensing so I may be completely wrong.
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