Carl Sanford Joslyn Petersen

Tal como dijo Neddam aquí:

Si tienes la suerte de que no llegar a los haters es divertido, a mí me aportan mucho las redes sociales, especialmente Twitter.

Tal como dijo Whagan aquí:

Si para seguir noticias y tal puede tener su aquel, (aunque creo que hay otras soluciones igualmente válidas)

Tal como dijo Gorgo:

Twitter para mí son principalmente tres cosas: Cthulhu, Neddam y Louise Brooks. Y me va bien.

Tal como dijo Entropía aquí:

Jolín con este hombre, cada vez que abre la boca sube el pan.

Para seguir noticias ya no sirve nada: ni los periódicos, ni las redes sociales ni nada, hay que vadear entre mares de basura para hallar información mínimamente aséptica. Yo ya he tirado la toalla.

Saludos,

Entro

Tal como dijo salino aquí:

Este hombre es incombustible.

Tal como se dijo:

Hey y'all, I'm @SandyPetersen and I am here to talk to you a little bit about that Mystery Box and the mysterious Quimbley's organisation and what's gonna happen going forward.

Quimbley's is the organisation that actually fulfilled and paid for the fulfilment of Onslaught 4, the final lot of our Cthulhu Wars. So if you are one of our Cthulhu Wars backers, you have them to thank for it. They also are going to, as part of our deal, we're going to fulfill all the Kickstarters and the very next one in line is going to be Hyperspace.

As you know, we at Petersen Games are really good at designing games. We're not quite as good at publishing and manufacturing and distributing these games.

I've known the folks at Quimbley's for more than 20 years. They're good friends of mine, they're practically family, and they have this huge facility, you can see some of it behind me, for manufacturing and publishing and making the games. And what Petersen Games is going to do, we are going to become a design house.

We're not going to manufacture, we're not going to distribute, we're not going to market, we're just going to create the games and then Quimbley's is going to do all the burden of manufacturing and storing and shipping and they're the ones that will be mostly communicating to you. You've already seen an example of their stuff in the Mystery Box.

We're very excited about working with them. It means I'll be able to do more games, design more games more often and have them delivered to you more reliably and faster. I like the idea of not having to worry about dealing with foreign manufacturers and different business matters and just doing games.

I know you relied on Petersen Games in the past to be high quality and whatever form our design house takes, we're going to maintain that in working with Quimbley. We're still separate from Quimbley, but we're partnering in a very synergistic way that'll make both of us be more effective and better at what we do.

I'm coming back to Call of Cthulhu. We're going to be doing full campaigns, source books, adventures, all that sort of stuff. And all these are going to be done through Quimbley and we'll be doing several of these a year. So you're going to see me coming back to roleplaying in a pretty big way.

Right now I'm also working on another big Sandy Petersen strategy game. You saw in your package there was that Tarot card illustrated by Frank Frazetta. We have a game called Death Dealer using Frazetta's art and this is a multi-player strategy game in which you design your own faction as you play.

In summary, Quimbley's was a godsend to me. I'm so grateful to them for letting me do what I do best, make games, and while they do what they do extremely well, which is get those games out to you guys, fulfill your expectations, you'll be seeing a whole new world dawn of getting your games fast, on time, high quality.

While I keep designing them to make them as fun as they ever were.

That's Sandy Petersen signing out.

You'll hear more from me later.