Old lady -- you obviously are blessed with a superb climate -- I will attempt not to be jealous. How far are you from Lost Crown's actual setting/location?

Nickie -- I agree with you about the anticipation factor. And I think it's natural to miss a game more when the pace of other releases has slowed a bit. I remember how easy it was to ignore missed release dates before Christmas when other adventures were releasing left and right.

I imagine that's true. I'm still catching up with all those that did release!

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Changing release dates aren't a bother to me, either

I can take a looooooong time to get through a game ....
Mainly because I absolutely refuse to be rushed and like to explore every bit of every scene.
[I've never yet actually reached the stage of waiting for a game to be released ]

Add to that all the oldies I just HAVE to re-play and well, there ya go !!
So far behind everyone else it's laughable

Cheers.

Mad

Hi Becky, yes our weather can be wonderful,here in Cornwall in the far weast of England,we are surrounded by the Gulf Stream and most of our winds are from the west or southwest. Lots of rain from the Atlantic bur mainly mild. We both had to work in London at a not too nice job to get enought pension to live here but it was well worth the years of slogging.
The Lost Crown is set on the East coast of England about 450 miles away. Their winds tend to come from the East - straight from the Urals in Russia - when I lived near there when very young they called the winds "bracing"

I m in Stoke on trent and I would say spring seems to be here .Tulips and daffidills are comming up.They say Fri it will be cold again but at the momment I have even got the windows open .Its weired for a Feb .I would rather wait till they get the game right

I think you both should "haunt" the area where the game is set after you've played it -- see whether the locations are true to the reality. (Are ghosts affected by bracing winds?)

I don't even remember what card I put it on and I had two expire at the end of the year. Guess if it doesn't go through I'll be notified.

I don't mind waiting for the game. I have so many others waiting to be played that I can keep my gaming needs met until LC arrives.

Our weather is wonky, too. Being So Cal, we often get days of sunshine in winter but the air temp is usually cool. But the last four days have felt like May. I got my capris out today. Hope it lasts through the Queen Mary Highland Games this weekend.