Bundling
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Fred Hicks talked me into doing a bundle with him. It’s not as sexy as you think, but it’s pretty sexy: you can now get the Diaspora PDF bundled with the Spirit of the Century PDF for just $19.99 at RPGNow. I may have more to say about the kinds of flexibility that this technology brings to amateur business, but right now I’m just giddy about partnering with Fred.
–BMurray
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Brad is one author of Diaspora and is keenly interested in interesting things. The writing here, consequently, might vary widely as his focus flits from shiny to shiny.
A latecomer to VSCA, JB works as a systems administrator to support his severe bicycle-riding addiction. Designing games is an outgrowth of his inability to let well enough alone.
04:20
Oh, I think it is as sexy as I think. Oh baby baby.
Also, if this beautiful coupling leads to a sweet little Frad Jr. Jr. game, I would not mind at all.
Noah
p.s. Frad being Fred and Brad combined.