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Obsidian wrote back that they couldn't help, and also suggested I email Fig. Which I did and they got back to me. They found my pledge with my email typoed and was able to move it under my real email/account. Thanks for the advice! And I'm glad I'm not crazy!

Thank you.

This is just so bizarre. I know that I pledged $287 at the $199 level, but I can't find any record of it. When I log into Fig, it does not show up under my pledges. I got no confirmation in my email from either Fig or Stripe or Obsidian. But, yesterday, when I navigated to Fig from my phone, it showed that I backed it at $287. But I was not logged in! After I logged into Fig, that pledge disappeared and there was no more record of it. I cannot get back to that page, even after logging out of Fig. I wish I had taken a screenshot. What the heck is going on? Can anyone point me in the rig

As I said - Obsidian are now a developer I am cautious of - I have that right as a consumer and I have the right to warn/advise people of my reasons for being cautious - I'll still play the game I'm getting my $140 worth. But in the future I will always remember this moment when I think of Obsidian and I don't doubt others will too. Nobody else will, not even with your irrational ranting to others. Nobody gives a damn.

At a time when Double Fine used up all their funding before the game was even halfway done, Wasteland 2 was being touched up because, even though they finished the game, they had excess funds left. I'm not saying inXile is even close to the worst or anything. Just that they did mismanage a couple of things in my opinion.Reality trumps your opinion.Nope. inXile mismanaged some stuff. That another company did worse doesn't absolve inXile's mismanagement.

Thanks for the heads up! I just got my two keys as well. No email yet, but they are in my account.

It's almost like some people felt they had defloration entitlements to the game or something. That their experience will be somehow cheapened now that another group got into the game before they could.

It was released to the media a week ago - you get to wait because .... well you mean less to Obsidian than the media does and Youtubers with 28 subs. "NOW! I WANT IT NOW! NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW!" Also, Paradox gave that guy a key, not Obsidian. You can at least bother to read the updates before spouting off bad information. Which means there were keys viable to play the game - white knight them all you like - they put backers last in their list of priorities. They're in the wrong here - no matter how pretty they can draw or how nice a story they can write - they're st

It was released to the media a week ago - you get to wait because .... well you mean less to Obsidian than the media does and Youtubers with 28 subs. "NOW! I WANT IT NOW! NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW!" Also, Paradox gave that guy a key, not Obsidian. You can at least bother to read the updates before spouting off bad information. Which means there were keys viable to play the game - white knight them all you like - they put backers last in their list of priorities. They're in the wrong here - no matter how pretty they can draw or how nice a story they can write - they're st

It was released to the media a week ago - you get to wait because .... well you mean less to Obsidian than the media does and Youtubers with 28 subs. Thank you. I was feeling bad about how I was responding to you but now I can go to bed in peace.

No, they delayed it to March 26th.

Although I don't agree, I can understand that. That being said, I think they did their best and did an awesome job with the whole development process and dialogue with the fans/backers. Well i do not think they did their best with many things. I think they were just not considering things. If planned and prepared it would be possible to ship games to everyone on release day (+/- a day or so). It would be possible for backers to claim their keys weeks before release. But they are a small team and probably very busy. If it were not for Paradox who could have helped them with that which

Although I don't agree, I can understand that. That being said, I think they did their best and did an awesome job with the whole development process and dialogue with the fans/backers. Well i do not think they did their best with many things. I think they were just not considering things. If planned and prepared it would be possible to ship games to everyone on release day (+/- a day or so). It would be possible for backers to claim their keys weeks before release. But they are a small team and probably very busy. If it were not for Paradox who could have helped them with that which

Although I don't agree, I can understand that. That being said, I think they did their best and did an awesome job with the whole development process and dialogue with the fans/backers. Well i do not think they did their best with many things. I think they were just not considering things. If planned and prepared it would be possible to ship games to everyone on release day (+/- a day or so). It would be possible for backers to claim their keys weeks before release. But they are a small team and probably very busy. If it were not for Paradox who could have helped them with that which

Jesus, have you even ever been to the RSI forums? (And I guarantee my citizen # is higher than yours...) Your complete lack of self-awareness is almost awe-inspiring.... Most likely - I didn't sign up to the website till closer to the end of the KS campaign. I had the opportunity to have been a Golden Ticket holder but didn't think it would have meant much. And yeah the RSI forums aren't always happy - but it's engaged which is a key difference. But you know what I've said my piece those who disagree have that option - those that feel the same as I do aren't going to h