ThatStupidLion
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If I was a millionaire I'd totally be down to go bowling with Tim and Double Fine
unfortunately if you're like me, 10k would wipe out your savings...
If I was a millionaire I'd totally be down to go bowling with Tim and Double Fine
Wow, who pissed in your cheerios? If you don't want a dinner date with the man, pay your $15 for a copy of the game or just move along. Is the idea of supporting a team of people that bring enjoyment to others really so offensive to you? They aren't some large nameless corporation scheming to screw you out of your money.Has it really come to this? I suppose Schafer is sensible to try and leverage his "gamer cred" to get "support" from "fans", but can't he just approach other Internet gaming celebrities to finance his flops? Obviously notch is choking on his innovation money to the point he'd waste $$$ on Psychonauts 2, but rather than fleece hrdcore NeoGaffers and social media followers can't he go to Michael Pachter or a successful gurl gamer? I'm sure David Jaffe would like some of this indie buzz too. Twisted Metal is lacking in credibility as an art game.
In a recession should you really be going to your fan base to finance something financial professionals at successful corporations have said is "unprofitable, Tim"? I guess when all you have to pay people for their investment is dinner with your celebrity game designer profitability shouldn't be a problem. Maybe that's the point. To take the "business" out of "business" and turn it in to a charity. Like when those companies send you Christmas cards and then tell you you should pay them for sending them to you. That'll work one or two times, but I can't imagine dinner with any male is good enough to pay $10k for more than once or twice.
Steve Gaynor and Notch are the two $5,000 backers.
If I was a millionaire I'd totally be down to go bowling with Tim and Double Fine
I donated $50. I would donate $500 toward a psychonauts 2 kickstarter.
Holy shit. They are raising money incredibly quickly!
Ace. I love it.Has it really come to this? I suppose Schafer is sensible to try and leverage his "gamer cred" to get "support" from "fans", but can't he just approach other Internet gaming celebrities to finance his flops? Obviously notch is choking on his innovation money to the point he'd waste $$$ on Psychonauts 2, but rather than fleece hrdcore NeoGaffers and social media followers can't he go to Michael Pachter or a successful gurl gamer? I'm sure David Jaffe would like some of this indie buzz too. Twisted Metal is lacking in credibility as an art game.
In a recession should you really be going to your fan base to finance something financial professionals at successful corporations have said is "unprofitable, Tim"? I guess when all you have to pay people for their investment is dinner with your celebrity game designer profitability shouldn't be a problem. Maybe that's the point. To take the "business" out of "business" and turn it in to a charity. Like when those companies send you Christmas cards and then tell you you should pay them for sending them to you. That'll work one or two times, but I can't imagine dinner with any male is good enough to pay $10k for more than once or twice.
There's no proof, but each of them had tweets saying they donated right after the $5,000 donations.Where'd you find that?
I already got to talk to Tim at WonderCon, and he threatened to sue me, so I'm good.
At this rate, I wouldn't be surprised if they raise $1 million+
There's no proof, but each of them had tweets saying they donated right after the $5,000 donations.
https://twitter.com/#!/fullbright/status/167441401670406144
https://twitter.com/#!/notch/status/167449996323586048
FUCK capitalism.
Will drop 30$ as soon as I get to work.
Pledge $50,000 or more:
Become an actual character in the game.
In some alternate universe Doublefine is probably bombarding the internet with ads for the Psychonauts 12 while Infinity Ward is trying to get a Kickstarter a new shooter project.
Um, what? If anything, this is one of the coolest examples of capitalism.
It's going to be a long credit list, that's for sure.
Notch says he snagged a painting, but I'll ask Steve directly I guess.
i hope this means we can kill notch in some sort of videogame form
I would put 100$ down if it was Morgan Freeman/David Attenburough/etc.Kickstarter rocks. $30 donated. Would've made it $35 if they promised to have Felicia Day narrating the documentary.
In some alternate universe Doublefine is probably bombarding the internet with ads for the Psychonauts 12 while Infinity Ward is trying to get a Kickstarter a new shooter project.
Notch actually pledged 10k. "I actually put in 10k, but figured I might get the tour anyway ;D"
Read the thread
that was joke
About to crack $100,000 in what, two hours?
Notch actually pledged 10k. "I actually put in 10k, but figured I might get the tour anyway ;D"
People don't buy games blind.
Plus this is inherently anti-capitalist. If the game is already funded what motivation is there to make it good? Did I wake up in China?
If I put in 30k for a doctored photo, I'd also want a copy of the original.Notch is too cheap he shouldve ponied up and throw in 35k for the undoctored photo of Ron Gilbert smiling :lol.
if i put in 30k for a doctored photo it better be a badass doctored photo complete with fake photoshop boob job and shitIf I put in 30k for a doctored photo, I'd also want a copy of the original.
Wow.Broke $100,000. Boom
Broke $100,000. Boom