TOPIC: 2020 Tokens

jedibcg wrote:

Wayne Rhodes wrote: I hope they drop us something to debate soon. Maybe in the lords and ladies area if it’s not ready enough for the general public.

If you want something to debate on I bet we can come up lots of topics, even limiting it to True Dungeon or even just tokens.

or even just 2020 tokens...

Like whether the potential extra 25% tariff on gaming supplies from China is likely to apply to TD tokens, and what impact that has?

Fiddy wrote:

jedibcg wrote:

Wayne Rhodes wrote: I hope they drop us something to debate soon. Maybe in the lords and ladies area if it’s not ready enough for the general public.

If you want something to debate on I bet we can come up lots of topics, even limiting it to True Dungeon or even just tokens.

or even just 2020 tokens...

Like whether the potential extra 25% tariff on gaming supplies from China is likely to apply to TD tokens, and what impact that has?

Hmm that sounds more like a discussion than a debate.

"Should Jeff raise the prices of Tickets or Tokens because of the tariff?" might be the debate version...lol.

jedibcg wrote:

Fiddy wrote:

jedibcg wrote:

Wayne Rhodes wrote: I hope they drop us something to debate soon. Maybe in the lords and ladies area if it’s not ready enough for the general public.

If you want something to debate on I bet we can come up lots of topics, even limiting it to True Dungeon or even just tokens.

or even just 2020 tokens...

Like whether the potential extra 25% tariff on gaming supplies from China is likely to apply to TD tokens, and what impact that has?

Hmm that sounds more like a discussion than a debate.

"Should Jeff raise the prices of Tickets or Tokens because of the tariff?" might be the debate version...lol.

Nah, you're thinking too small. Clearly, Jeff should just purchase the equipment to produce tokens in Carbondale. This has the added benefit of not needing to finalize tokens as early.

Fiddy wrote: Nah, you're thinking too small. Clearly, Jeff should just purchase the equipment to produce tokens in Carbondale. This has the added benefit of not needing to finalize tokens as early.

Back to wooden tokens that can be silkscreened with what Jeff decides at a moment's notice? Could you imagine either no work on Dungeons would get done because they would be manufacturing millions of tokens or Jeff would have to higher an army to manufacture tokens, again raising the price of (tokens or tickets)?

Actually, I think he could buy the plastic and produce the art and stickers here in the US. Obviously there would be lots of labor to attach them but if he set up here in the SW there would be lots of available labor cheap.

Bob Chasan wrote: Actually, I think he could buy the plastic and produce the art and stickers here in the US. Obviously there would be lots of labor to attach them but if he set up here in the SW there would be lots of available labor cheap.

But he has a university with cheap college labor right next door.