I'm torn, should I drop my pledge from the $95 to just the basic $28 tier?
I've already funded P:E, Torment, Star Citizen, and a few smaller games. And Konami just announced the MGS Legacy collection, so I'm going to have to shell out for that. And thereby purchase MGS3 for about the 5th time and MGS1 for the 4th time.
On the other hand, I really like the Divinity series. And this game looks very promising. And most importantly, cloth maps.
So cRPG/DivinityGAF, what should I do?
It sounds to me like you want that cloth map.I'm torn, should I drop my pledge from the $95 to just the basic $28 tier?
I've already funded P:E, Torment, Star Citizen, and a few smaller games. And Konami just announced the MGS Legacy collection, so I'm going to have to shell out for that. And thereby purchase MGS3 for about the 5th time and MGS1 for the 4th time.
On the other hand, I really like the Divinity series. And this game looks very promising. And most importantly, cloth maps.
So cRPG/DivinityGAF, what should I do?
So is $800K likely to happen within the next 48 hrs?
I'm torn, should I drop my pledge from the $95 to just the basic $28 tier?
I've already funded P:E, Torment, Star Citizen, and a few smaller games. And Konami just announced the MGS Legacy collection, so I'm going to have to shell out for that. And thereby purchase MGS3 for about the 5th time and MGS1 for the 4th time.
On the other hand, I really like the Divinity series. And this game looks very promising. And most importantly, cloth maps.
So cRPG/DivinityGAF, what should I do?
Almost assuredly. The real question is will the bump at the end be big enough to clear 1M... and I truly hope it does. The closer this game is to Ultima VII, the better off we will be.
We've got a new (and already surpassed) 700k stretch goal, or was that always there?
http://www.larian.com/kickstarter/stretchgoals700k.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
Nope, it was added yesterday.
I certainly wouldn't have backed eternity at the $250 level if I didn't get a signed limited edition copy. And I'd probably go for $65 instead of $95 on this one if not for the cloth map.I always wonder though, do Kickstarters really need to be run with these stupid overhead costs? Do we really need five hundred different physical goodies in all shapes and forms? Is that really what gets people to back?
Wow, they're almost at like 750K with the paypal
Swen might be just right about his 1M prediction. Then again, 250K is still a lot.
Wow, they're almost at like 750K with the paypal
Swen might be just right about his 1M prediction. Then again, 250K is still a lot.
I guess Totalbiscuit isn't releasing a video after all?
This has a shot at $1M, BTW.
I thought he already did?
I guess Totalbiscuit isn't releasing a video after all?
This has a shot at $1M, BTW.
Well, at least the 800K goal is a given at this point. The henchmen addition is a really good thing.
Of course, the 1M goal is great as well... but that one would take a lot of extra time as well.
Hourly totals have dropped
WTF is... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuF8ruhjlTY
I just noticed that the 1Mil stretch goal is the one that adds NPC schedules, and a host of other features that are almost required for this game to surpass Ultima VII... I really hope it makes it...
It doesn't have NPC schedules? I was under the impression that such a feature was a given for a game like this. But if the mainworld is really large then it's understandable. I still think this KS is a bit weird, though, considering they played the game for a certain amount of time for some sort of preview a year ago or so. It was in a playable state, at least.
Yeah, I'm not TOO confident we'll reach 1 million at this rate, but 800k? Absolutely.
Yeah, it wasn't really right to say confident there in any compacity except "not", though there have been some amazing surges in final hours before. Didn't look like Shovel Knight would actually hit 300k for example... but then that is almost what'd be needed to hit a million here anyway.I don't see them doing it. $200,000 in 32 hours? So far they have only had 2 days of $80k, so they would have to considerably more than double their maximum number of pledges so far.
If they could get to $900,000, and leave Paypal open for a bit more, they could get closer to the million though and then they might still consider putting the NPC schedules in.
Because the game is basically finished. the initial 400k make sure it's properly QAed, the rest of the not-yet finished content included and things like that. They were simply running out of funds. The game would be released whether the KS is successful or not.
They're at 800k if you count the RPG Watch and RPG Codex fundraisers
This will get to 800K with Paypal before the 24 HR mark. One thing to note it was mention on RPG Codex by the producer Divinity that they'll leave Paypal open for 2 weeks after the Kickstarter ends.
It is your money and you're free to do whatever you like with it, but I still have to ask: Why?
To answer your question, I think Larian is far more deserving of our money than Konami. But I'm biased(check the avatar)
It sounds to me like you want that cloth map.
This Kickstarter needs the cash the most.
Split the difference at the $65 tier and pick up Dragon Commander!
I gave it some thought , and after writing the MGS section, I'll keep my pledge for D:OS. Larian could use the money, so close to $800,000!, and I have spent a little too much money on MGS already. Thanks for the input guys/girls.
I'm actually the same. The statues and "stuff" included with most limited editions these days does little for me, but cloth maps are a different matter. It's probably mostly nostalgia as you say, but a little nostalgia from time to time doesn't hurt.Attempt at a bad joke, sorry. But truthfully, I usually don't like the baubles that collectors editions end up including outside of art or development documentaries. The only exceptions being cRPG cloth maps, its probably a nostalgia thing more than anything else though.
Yeah, outside of the missed start, this is probably the best-run kickstarter campaign I've followed so far (and I've followed a lot of them).After a rather inauspicious start, Larian are really gunning it with their Kickstarter campaign. I've backed a crapload of other projects and I don't think they've come close to Larian's engagement with the community and the press.
29 Updates (is that an update each day?) with a live concert somewhere in there, and a walkthrough/interview with PCGames.de, GamersDissent, ForceSC2Strategy, Matt Barton (Matt Chat), AngryJoe, Jessie Cox, and Total Biscuit. There was a reddit AMA, and also countless other videos with developers, designers, artists, composer, and Swen himself etc. The amount of work that went into this kickstarter. campaign is staggering.