#3920332 - 03/04/14 08:51 PM
Re: Would you support a new Kickstarter drive?
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Fudge93
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Hmm I already backed before. Would want to see more details before backing again, and would need something to sweeten the package. A mosquito may do that for me.
I would back other DCS projects, just these guys already have my money.
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#3920415 - 03/05/14 12:08 AM
Re: Would you support a new Kickstarter drive?
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No, in my opinion they've got to deliver something before they go back to KS or ask for some early access money (I've backed them to give them on final chance to prove that they are competent) . For DCS in general, I'd really want to see the 3rd parties deliver before buying anything.
Also, weren't we supposed to see a toolkit for the community to develop the new terrain? What happened to that, is it delayed? That was the main reason I decided to pledge for their KS, thinking that at least if the community would be involved on the terrain side, there were more chances that the project would lead to something usable.
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#3920516 - 03/05/14 08:34 AM
Re: Would you support a new Kickstarter drive?
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eonel
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No - because I did already pledge a larger amount and I would like to see something delivered before pledging anymore.
No to pledge because "have already pledged" should be an option above - it could be a bit misleading to count the No's otherwise.
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#3920534 - 03/05/14 11:35 AM
Re: Would you support a new Kickstarter drive?
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definitely not at the current state and the disrespect of Luthier towards his backers.. with the lack of communication i would not back this project again... btw, where is Oleg?anybody heard of him ever again after those first kickstarter videos?
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#3920639 - 03/05/14 03:46 PM
Re: Would you support a new Kickstarter drive?
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I would only back it if I could be assured there would be yet another KS after THIS one to raise even more funds that I could then fail to back.
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#3920713 - 03/05/14 05:33 PM
Re: Would you support a new Kickstarter drive?
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Gave RRG Studios $40 in the first Kick. Regret having done so.
1) The Kickstarter jerks got themselves hacked. I started an account with them just for DCS WWII. Now I have exposure. Granted nobody on Earth with a bank account is not exposed. The only thing protecting you from identity theft these days is the hackers being overwhelmed with massive numbers of stolen identities.
2) I don't believe in Kickstarter anymore. People are going to stop pledging. I think a number of funded efforts are going to die with lose of funds. Efforts like Star Citizen that vacuum up all the money also don't help.
3) I feed I got burned by supporting Interstellar Marines (Taking forever) and MWO (No Community Warfare, price gouging). Granted neither were Kickstarter.
4) Will ED and RRG be able to take payment from US/EU customers in a months time?
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#3920752 - 03/05/14 06:43 PM
Re: Would you support a new Kickstarter drive?
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I wont fund any kickstarter, too many have been burned and the fad is dying.
Fighterops...
The only TRUE Stealth crowd funded game.
Devs said there was stuff there, but you just couldn't see it.
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#3920871 - 03/05/14 11:10 PM
Re: Would you support a new Kickstarter drive?
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Kickstarter is a risky investment,and has always been a risky investment. No surprises here. This is were potential developers go to find funding for their projects. Funding that is very difficult to find otherwise. If you see a product you'd like to see developed then you might want to invest. If you can't afford the risk, don't.
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Exodus
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