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FloatingWeed, I also got my RTK2 but i got mine direct from UhPress and it is an improvement binding wise over the first if only I had a decent camera I'd show you the binding, but it still has the shoddy laminated cover that just won't seem to lay flat.
EDIT: Also the book is ever so slightly shorter than RTK1 I can't imagine why this is.
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My copy of RTK 2 arrived this morning, and there seems to have been a problem with the ink upon printing. Pages 280-1, 284-5, 288-9, 292-3, 296-7, 300-301 and 304-5 are virtually impossible to read (it looks identical to when something is printed with insufficient ink). The rest of the book looks fine though.
Is anyone else's copy like this?
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Ignosco email them, they should send you a replacement. If you explain your situation I'm more than sure they'll help.
uhpbooks@hawaii.edu
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2964...doesn't have a kanji? Lol. It's in the index but still, kinda funny.
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Just got my RTK3 yesterday. Wow, no Kanji on 2964! Well spotted Revenantkioku!
I should correct my post above as I've since realised that my RTK2 was indeed stitched and not glue bound - but the cheap covers are still present on all 3 volumes and overall I still think that the treatment of these books is shocking.
Nevertheless... It's great to finally have printed copies of all three books after such a long time waiting for reprints... and gasping at the insane prices for older copies on ebay and amazon marketplace.
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Has anybody seen if they are selling the stitch bound and not glue bound volume 3 yet? I'm itching to order it but not if it's going to fall apart.
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I just barely ordered RTK 2 last week and it's still glue bound. Not sure if that helps since it's a different book, but, oh well.
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Does anyone know why they switched to this publisher? It sounds like they can't do anything right! Meanwhile, forty million years from now, alien anthropologists will be digging up my indestructible fourth edition copy of RTK1, because the Japanese know how to put together a book.
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Yeah, the SR3 books had a bit of a... "reputation". Mine's still going strong, but I have no idea why that should be; maybe because mine was part of the FASA print run?
~J