What if the game sucks.
Wouldn't be the first time i paid for a shit game. But i can't remember the last shit Double Fine game.
What if the game sucks.
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.
We already have butter_stick in full trolling mode. Still, such an initiative does deserve the best support it can get.Seriously, this is an amazing idea. Wouldn't be surprised if it had GAF's full support!
I don't see how a Kickstarter makes this any more of an issue than just buying a game that sucks.
We already have butter_stick in full trolling mode. Still, such an initiative does deserve the best support it can get.
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?
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?
Plus this is inherently anti-capitalist.
Exactly.If it means projects seeing the light of day, that never would have otherwise, it's a win-win. The people who can donate, will donate, and the people who do want to buy it when it comes out but can't afford to pledge at the time, can just buy it later.
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?
The video is amazing.
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?
What if the game sucks.
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?
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?
The horror.
Edit: NM, pretty sure we're getting trolled.
Capitalism works. I'm sorry if you don't want only the best
If you are a games journalist that donates to this you sure as hell better not preview it or even consider reviewing it. The blatant bias in games press is despicable.
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?
Let's not sugarcoat it.
It's still just a video game.
What's the difference between the "access to the video series" for 15 and "HD download of the documentary series" for 30?
By reading the description, there's a monthly video with the backstage of the creation of the game, that will be made available for every 15 and up donation. Is the "HD documentary series" the same video, except in high definition and extras?
What if the game sucks.
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?
The access to the video series for $15 is probably some lower quality streaming.What's the difference between the "access to the video series" for 15 and "HD download of the documentary series" for 30?
By reading the description, there's a monthly video with the backstage of the creation of the game, that will be made available for every 15 and up donation. Is the "HD documentary series" the same video, except in high definition and extras?
What kind of argument is this? I just want a fun adventure game. Chances are I will get one with these fellas.
I'd give $10,000 just to have dinner with them, they can keep all the fancy stuff.
If the game is already funded what motivation is there to make it good?
Donated $15.
PLEASE iOS VERSION DOUBLE FINE.
I know you are reading.
Cheers.
If you are a games journalist that donates to this you sure as hell better not preview it or even consider reviewing it. The blatant bias in games press is despicable.
notch Markus Persson
Pledged enough to snag one of the paintings. Only a few remain!
First capitalism goes, then democracy goes. You'd better rise up before Tim Schaefer and the rest of Doublefine rule America as a dictatorship of the proletariat. You don't want America to become North Korea!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?