Everyone needs to calm down, and realize that Lou is the only one yet that has successfully made this die (singular). Consider this the first generation, where it can only get better from this point forward. With everyone's consideration, positive criticism, and patience, this product will get better over time. Remember, that it takes money to make it. You already heard how it's a four-step printing process.
I purchased this dice, believing in his past history of providing quality dice. Secondly that it would work with a RPG I am developing for market. I was in shock to get it and find out it little better than a toy for an eight year old. It is made of light plastic, hollow, poorly glued together and the explanation in this video or the instructions with the dice do not help in learning how to roll d30 or better. I am filled with despair that he could market such a poor dice. The idea maybe sound.
@redbeardsoutpost Yes, it isn't a high-quality item, more of a novelty like someone else said. With practice, its useable and fairly accurate. He experimented with several ways of making this, and a solid die of this size was too heavy/expensive (and not able to be imprinted this way), and couldn't make it smaller and still readable. Quite a physical problem, this idea has! But that's the best he could come up with.
@jacksawild : The Oxford Dictionary of English: "In modern standard English, the singular die (rather than dice) is uncommon. Dice is used for both the singular and the plural."
Everyone needs to calm down, and realize that Lou is the only one yet that has successfully made this die (singular). Consider this the first generation, where it can only get better from this point forward. With everyone's consideration, positive criticism, and patience, this product will get better over time. Remember, that it takes money to make it. You already heard how it's a four-step printing process.
adamhampton 6 months ago
I purchased this dice, believing in his past history of providing quality dice. Secondly that it would work with a RPG I am developing for market. I was in shock to get it and find out it little better than a toy for an eight year old. It is made of light plastic, hollow, poorly glued together and the explanation in this video or the instructions with the dice do not help in learning how to roll d30 or better. I am filled with despair that he could market such a poor dice. The idea maybe sound.
redbeardsoutpost 1 year ago
@redbeardsoutpost Yes, it isn't a high-quality item, more of a novelty like someone else said. With practice, its useable and fairly accurate. He experimented with several ways of making this, and a solid die of this size was too heavy/expensive (and not able to be imprinted this way), and couldn't make it smaller and still readable. Quite a physical problem, this idea has! But that's the best he could come up with.
lwitten48 1 year ago
You'd think that the inventor of the 24 side die would know that dice was plural.
jacksawild 1 year ago 6
@jacksawild : The Oxford Dictionary of English: "In modern standard English, the singular die (rather than dice) is uncommon. Dice is used for both the singular and the plural."
epirvsflavivs 6 months ago 2
@jacksawild Dice and die are both acceptable singular forms of the word dice.
antijelly 1 week ago
ending smirk whast gr8 :D
Olsen3141 1 year ago
holy shit tht made no sense O.o.... but i still want.
Jackjone1324 1 year ago
Mostly a novelty, but i am impressed with the design.
Apeiron242 2 years ago
wow, that was awesome! if i have dificult time explaining how a d4 works for a new player, i must say that this is a D for expert, ehehe.
love the idea, hope it sells well
rossik 2 years ago