I read your chapter in Blood, Sweat, and Pixels. I loved it.

[Aaron Hong]

I would love to say, I loved what was going on when you were doing your first Kickstarter. 

Sure there was some disagreements, but I believe the general chemistry was the same. I especially liked it when you dropped your workload and went to Dave and Buster's. It said a lot about the friendly vibe. But it also said something about your wisdom the harsh years educated you with. You knew what only hard working people who went far could tell: sometimes, a problem is so difficult it's wiser to rest away from it. You realized it was difficult to make something happen beside wait for kickstart to show result, and you didn't waste time resting away. You chose Dave and Buster's, I say a perfect place to chill, eat, and wait for the numbers to increase in kickstarter. Some, and even some among you might say it was an impulsive move. But I believe it's more than an idea created from a void at that moment.

Anyways, ending note. I hope your passion for this company and mates last. I know holding up against corporate interest is difficult. I bet you had easier time pitching after the 'kickstarter incident'. But growing to a big company always had its problems, and I can write an essay about it. But I would like to see the positive vibe going, the vibe that you had from the beginning.

Best regards

From a fan.