Burning Bridges
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I know, this may be a bit too early ..
But with the recent situation: first promise of a real paradigm change since ca 2000, first realistic chance of RPCodex.com turning from a site occupied with nostalgia and (mostly valid) criticism of all contemporary games to one playing and discussing actual new games (!), shouldn't it be considered to have a subforum dedicated only to kickstarters (and crowdfunded games on other platforms)?
All these games have some important things in common:
- many projects genuinely promise to turn out games that the codex will love*
- the business model is absolutely new and needs discussion
- all games are at least a year away and still need input, scrutiny, and more money(!)
- new games could hit us like a huge Tsunami wave by 2013 and we need to prepare for that
I think this may be a good idea because people really need to discuss the new model, get background information about (and from) the developers, and even more importantly, crowdfunding could change the general perception of the codex, from a bunch of negative losers to the premier site of discriminating gamers, who also back kickstarters.
I mean seriously. It may of course be better to wait and see if 2012 will really become the annus mirabilis of (sophisticated) computer gaming, or if this turns out another dissappointment ...
I am interested in your opinion.
But with the recent situation: first promise of a real paradigm change since ca 2000, first realistic chance of RPCodex.com turning from a site occupied with nostalgia and (mostly valid) criticism of all contemporary games to one playing and discussing actual new games (!), shouldn't it be considered to have a subforum dedicated only to kickstarters (and crowdfunded games on other platforms)?
All these games have some important things in common:
- many projects genuinely promise to turn out games that the codex will love*
- the business model is absolutely new and needs discussion
- all games are at least a year away and still need input, scrutiny, and more money(!)
- new games could hit us like a huge Tsunami wave by 2013 and we need to prepare for that
I think this may be a good idea because people really need to discuss the new model, get background information about (and from) the developers, and even more importantly, crowdfunding could change the general perception of the codex, from a bunch of negative losers to the premier site of discriminating gamers, who also back kickstarters.
I mean seriously. It may of course be better to wait and see if 2012 will really become the annus mirabilis of (sophisticated) computer gaming, or if this turns out another dissappointment ...
I am interested in your opinion.