Brayko
Self-Ejected
There's still probably a ton of potential fans out there who don't even know about Kickstarter.
Well, he didnt show anything yet has he?The pledges are slooooowing down. I think Brian needs to show something. Maybe some concept art or the vision document or some music by Mr. Morgan.
I don't think there's a chance for a sudden influx of money, no matter what Fargo does. If people aren't interested in what they've seen so far, then I'm not really sure what could change that. And besides, I wouldn't want Fargo to start pandering to the lower denominator. I guess it'll get to around 2m, not counting the usual ending surge. If that's the amount of cash cRPG fans are willing to throw at W2, then so be it. It's still much more than I expected.
hiver said:Well, he didnt show anything yet has he?
knotanalt said:Too bad it came at just the worst time for me or I could give more.
According to the twitter thing that compiled their hourly rate, they made around $450k in the last 24 hours (and about 100k in the last 2).I was probably wrong with my $2.6m prediction, but I'm still fairly sure it will break $2m in the final push. I also doubt Fargo will eat his words again. He seems to be a pretty quick learner. Speaking of which, does anyone remember how much Double Fine got on its last day? Pretty sure it was at least 500k, but I don't know for sure.
MCA said:Brian gave me my first job in the industry, I loved being at Interplay while he was there, and I love Wasteland. If there was a way to work both with Obsidian and work with Brian and InXile, I would do it.
Oh wow. It would be amazing to have a real RPG powerhouse again.MCA said:Brian gave me my first job in the industry, I loved being at Interplay while he was there, and I love Wasteland. If there was a way to work both with Obsidian and work with Brian and InXile, I would do it.
This made me feel funny in my pants. Please let it happen.
http://www.ripten.com/2012/03/28/brian-fargo-and-chris-avellone-on-resurrecting-black-isle/
There will be a spike at the end. I am saving my necessarily modest pledge until close to the end, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Too bad it came at just the worst time for me or I could give more.
One reason would be so that you don't have to reduce your pledge if something unexpected comes up or so that you can know for sure you will have the cash available. I donated earlier for WL2, but I'm not a fan of the fact that I have to manually set something up to account for the pledged money. I know if I did many other kickstarters, I'd either set up a separate account for it to take care of that or would wait until the end so I didn't have to track all of them and their end dates - I've seen some others that look interesting, but I'm waiting until they are almost done before donating so the money isn't reserved for multiple weeks.This statement kind of puzzled me. Whether you pledge the jewgold on day 1 or in the very last hour of a kickstarter, it's still not withdrawn from your bank acct. until the kickstarter ends (and meets its goal). Why hold out until the last day?There will be a spike at the end. I am saving my necessarily modest pledge until close to the end, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Too bad it came at just the worst time for me or I could give more.
People are lazy, and will happily put off doing something until the last possible moment.This statement kind of puzzled me. Whether you pledge the jewgold on day 1 or in the very last hour of a kickstarter, it's still not withdrawn from your bank acct. until the kickstarter ends (and meets its goal). Why hold out until the last day?
Brian Fargo said:Big news coming today.
Tim is already at Obsidian, so if Obsidian and inXile join forces, Tim would be part of it.
Brian Fargo said:Big news coming today.
Yay. I hope it's a design doc or something like that.