astreqwerty

This is an experiment..we ll have to wait and see whether the money was enough. What is certain though is that there is a huge chance that a big proportion of the backers will be dissatisfied. expectation around here got out of hand and thats always a dangerous thing. Also anyone noticed how none of the big sites exposed the project as much??yeah thats what you get with crowd funding and just 4 mills. I just hope this whole thing succeeds though i doubt it will sell as much as most people anticipate it to...It will take much more than less than a hundred thousand people to call this gamble a success

I thought they just had a goal that expires in 60 hours!But i am not yet sold! How can i trust them especially after the fiascos of DS3 and kotor2?? I thought id had plenty of time to browse through the details and decide but it seems we are pressed here..

Lemme get this straight:I just found out about this project eternity and almost had a heart attack. It is exactly what I had been dreaming in a rpg and hopelessly sought it in recent rpgs. And seeing how bioware is going all nuts with developers retireing here and there and development cycles diminished to one and a half years I was almost certain my dreams wouldnt realize. These news however have my faith restored BUT:.... : There are some details that need a catering to such as Are we supposed to fund the game and then go out and buy it too? Because srsly in my mind thats a very faulty logic. I dont want this culmination of a perfect game to go underbudgeted but I m certainly not dishing dem 200 euros on it too. So someone help me out on this one how is this supposed to work out?When do we now the game has gathered a respectable amount?Is 3 million enough?more than enough?measly?are they using this project to build their own malibu dream house?what is the average budget of a video game these days?is there a time limit up to which we cannot donate any more? Oh and to clear something out: I am not willing to donate anything as of yet.When there is some tangible evidence(eg: gameplay) about what they are stating other than their sincere words (because come on now ,bioware is the ***** these days but well obsidian has handed plenty of that in the past with their buggy games) I will be all willing to fund too but not quite yet off topic: Alpha was THE game for me..full of bugs,sure, but very ballsy game thats why i have this weird feeling that its worth the risk this time