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I want the Kickstarter page to open

The cost of the extra incentives is going to be outweighed by the extra money they'll receive. It's pretty much risk free on their end, because they'll already have the exact numbers for manufacturing. I'm fine with somebody's time being spent dealing with that stuff, since it should more than...

Nice tiers. Wish I had enough disposable income to throw some major fliff($1000+) at it. If all the top tiers were filled, they'd need to create 273 uniquely named generic NPCs. "You get a unique name! AND YOU GET UNIQUE NAME!" They've got my hundie, though.

HaHahahaha!

Mmmkay, thank you. That was half of what I was trying to get at, since I didn't know what platform they were going to use to release the game. The second part of the question would have been better asked as, "Does the project leader have the ability to distribute the finished project as he sees...

I'm assuming that a company can blossom their project - if successful - into other distribution alternatives such as GoG or Steam. Or am I completely wrong in some crappy, small-text kinda way? It just doesn't seem logical that they wouldn't be allowed to distribute their product as they see...

I hope so. 20,000 units is normally a financial flop - even terribly rated games usually push out that many copies. Using Double Fine Adventure as an example - ~66k backers that donated an average of $34. Getting roughly 30,000 people to donate shouldn't be that high of a hurdle to jump...

When the Kickstarter page opens up. If the project doesn't reach the dollar amount it's asking for, you aren't charged the funds you invested when the project expires. I think the fundraising lasts for 45 days by default.

Lol. Their over-ambition is worth it, though.

I wonder what engine they'll end up using.

Yup. I personally couldn't give a hoot, granted that developers will likely never assume that the majority of players will be skipping the combat portions of the game. I'd only have a problem with skipping combat if it seemed to lessen the quality of that part of the game.

lol

She might let you skip the foreplay.

Yeah, eff that noise. Maybe when it's at bargain bin prices, but EA coupled with several similarities to the Fable series? No thanks. I still haven't bought Battlefield 3 because of EA's bullshit(Origin). I love BF, too, evident from my 293 hours of BF:BC2. Also avoiding ME3, but that's mostly...

Warhammer 40K: Space Marine A steam friend picked up some copies cheap($16) for us to play together. It's a decent value if you have some friends to play the co-op Exterminatus mode with. Basically, you just kill waves of enemies, gain XP, unlock perks and weapons and whatnot. I haven't touched...

What else are we supposed to jagg off to? HhhmmMMM? I can't wait to see what video they whip up. Three weeks seems a bit short to get even an alpha game engine going. Hopefully it's good enough to catch the attention of the unaware people on media websites. Double Fine got to the front page on...

Great stuff. It's funny(in that weird way) how the story comes back to his similar excited purchase of an Interplay game. Kind of sucks that he had to purchase a game that he worked on dearly to create. A sad laugh at the heartily eclipsed ~$100,000 budgets for games. How can you spend millions...

Poops, my bad. I missed that news(Was it posted on NMA?). I'd help fund it if that was case. EDIT: Derp, just a couple of days ago. All my yellows vanish when my login expires.

Ehh, if only.. Although it was the only game in the series I played, I have very fond memories of the eighth installment. As far as Wasteland 2 goes, I wouldn't get too excited. Unlike the Interplay days, InXile caters to the consumers at the other end of the RPG spectrum(casual action), and...

$10 for like 2 hours of practically no interaction? No thanks. I could spend less to see a film on the big screen.