Merlebird wrote:Dammit, Gio.




What coupon code??!!!vasta41 wrote:$13.30 with coupon code. Hell yes!!
Yeah, that’s what I get for not reading the entire email and rushing over to orderportcullis wrote:Coupon code was in the update of a couple of hours ago. Hoping there will still be some available next week.
Side note for Gio (which I will follow up over the weekend): Black Friday order still hasn't updated after leaving Sydney 13/12
shermjack wrote:Yeah, that’s what I get for not reading the entire email and rushing over to orderportcullis wrote:Coupon code was in the update of a couple of hours ago. Hoping there will still be some available next week.
Gio, did USPCC mention anything to you about reduced work hours or production capacity? The area was very cold today - about -15°C before windchill - and half the workers in our warehouse in Erlanger, just up the street from USPCC, called out due to the weather and the road conditions. Also, I don't know much about how temperature-sensitive the printing process is, but I can't imagine it's ideal for all those metal dies to get so cold; insulation and central heating can only do so much against subzero temperatures, especially in a large industrial building.Thirdway Industries wrote:Probably tomorrow I will have USPCC pics and will update Betrayers Kickstarter.
Yes, GW being in Texas is a real boon there; as long as the truck made it out of USPCC before the polar vortex hit, I imagine they should arrive there smoothly. (I say "as long as they made it out before the vortex hit" because if it gets too cold, the air in a truck's brake lines can freeze and render the brakes inoperableThirdway Industries wrote:About Betrayers, USPCC decks are finished and travelling to Texas - they should arrive later today. Hopefully the cold weather should not be an issue for the delivery/production (decks were made last week).
I don't. (I would get fired for stealing supplies so fast....Thirdway Industries wrote:@Merlebird - you work at USPCC? I didn't knew that![]()
It's nice to hear a great objective opinion! I posted one about Cart in the Jurassic Park Deck thread about how impressed I was with them. I'll follow up on it here saying that over time the stock doesn't hold up as well as USPCC. The cards got pretty flimsy over time. It wasn't overnight by any means but USPCC's stock still seems to be second to none.Thirdway Industries wrote:Hello guys!
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Some additional comments for cards connoisseurs:
I'm still a huge fan of USPCC, and it will be always my first choice for my future projects - but Cartamundi definitely impressed me with Betrayers Invictus.
Finish and card stock is - in my humble opinion - great. Registration is perfect. It's a great alternative to USPCC.
Cold foil is shiny, it's accurate and it does not damage the card in any way. Probably I will always choose cold foil over hotfoil (on cards, of course).
USPCC metallic inks are better than Cartamundi's (I've used an ink on purpose for compare it with USPCC's) - but they're still good, shinier thank the ones of the decks I've printed in Taiwan.
The huge issue (of course on my side only, but it impact on campaigns) is that being in Europe, I have to pay a very high shipping cost to deliver to Texas. Anyways, it's sustainable.
Cartamundi was very fast, I really enjoyed work with them: this does not impact on the final product, but overall is very important
Yes! They did a great job, foil is accurate and I love the black stock we used.Jocu wrote:Looks great! Is the Invictus box by Cartamundi?
Thank you, I really appreciate the comment and I'm happy you like the decks.Romeril wrote:Hi Gio, I got mine today and just finished opening them up and looking through them. Really great job! I’ll head over to KS right now and comment. Again, great job, and I’m looking forward to Monolith!
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