I would be more than happy with a high resolution pdf of the artbook instead of the dice. It is entirely doable and would fix the serious oversight of not having an artbook in the official CE at the same time.
C'mon Larian
The digital CE has that but not the physical CE.
Which is weird, because they said:
People who get the retail collector's edition should have all the content that's in the digital collectors edition.
Well sure but does that really make sense? What are most gamers going to do with digital pictures of the playing cards or the stickers? Not much unless you happen to have a high quality printer with the cardboard to match and the task of cutting them would not be worth the bother. It'd probably cost more than buying these at retail separately. I suppose digital pictures of the alchemical cards would work because they don't do anything except provide us information that we can read off a computer screen just as well as off paper. Not to mention the now gone dice. So it's easy to see how quoting that statement of theirs is pointless and how they ultimately needed to find something else to give value to the Digital CE.
I think you read that backwards. He didn't say the digital CE should have all the content of the retail (physical) CE. He said the retail CE should have all the content of the digital CE.
In other words, if the digital CE has an artbook in PDF format, the physical CE should have an artbook in PDF format. It wasn't advertised as having one, though. Oversight? Or is the statement in the quote incorrect?
So it's easy to see how quoting that statement of theirs is pointless..
Do you really have to phrase it that way, by the way? Especially when it's obviously not pointless if you don't read it backwards.
The quote actually creates a perfectly legitimate question.
