What makes me worried is some of the developers is vision for future sales, it seems they apply to their budget like the bible, and they look to little more than the community that backed there games as there "market". Therefor not the small % of possible future sales of those that did not back.
I hope, and feel that obsidian knows with the right approach to the level of "epic" and that there is a whole blot of market who has not given them a dime yet.
They can then tap (with what is still even if the 2d element game may detract) the fantasy RPG market, and the yearning from many gamers to see the genre done justice rather than the mass spammed MMO crap that exists by and large (and is failing)
What makes me worried is some of the developers is vision for future sales, it seems they apply to their budget like the bible, and they look to little more than the community that backed there games as there "market". Therefor not the small % of possible future sales of those that did not back. I hope, and feel that obsidian knows with the right approach to the level of "epic" and that there is a whole blot of market who has not given them a dime yet. They can then tap (with what is still even if the 2d element game may detract) the fantasy RPG market, and the yearning from many gamers to see the genre done justice rather than the mass spammed MMO crap that exists by and large (and is failing)