True on both accounts.Though here it is more a case of conforming to the group - popular opinions, rather then personal drama of individualistic kind.Eh, some people are highly impressionable and sponge their opinions/personality almost entirely from outside sources. The Codex has hammered more than a few ductile individuals into obedient sheets of hivemind-approved rhetoric, for example.
In general, though, I tend to agree.
Yeah, they'll lose mine, among others, as Amazon's Visa handling policy means I won't be able to actually complete my pledge at the end of the campaign (something with security codes). It was the same with Dead State (eventually, I gave up, will buy on release) and Project Eternity (I fought with the bank for three weeks, but in the end transfered my pledge to PayPal, losing the $5 discount).
I'll forewarn tho; $20 slots jump in and out like crazy, and the annoying thing is you'll very often find yourself with your Amazon payment registered, but then when you return to Kickstarter it'll say $20 tier sold out, and you'll have to go back and cancel your Amazon payment. Got a lot of notes about this, so keep that in mind, you'd have to be pretty quick about it to avoid this bit of weirdness.
Polish Visa cards use some kind of three digit security code that is not supported by Amazon (literally there is no window to enter it anymore) and the credit card company here in Potatoland rejects all payments without it. Maybe this code is not required in other countires.
All Visas have that. Amazon indeed never asks for it, but I've never had problems making payments with it despite that. I guess it's a specific Polish thing to bounce the payments over it? Seems a little odd.
