I like how inXile have done their website with including a stretch goal. 20 days to go and nearly 65% there. Here's hoping they'll make it. Maybe Obsidian should have done the same when they originally had their idea for a stretch goal for new wilderness areas/companions.

We would probably have seen another delay and I think that is the reason they didn't go through with it. As always, this is pure speculation.

I like how inXile have done their website with including a stretch goal. 20 days to go and nearly 65% there. Here's hoping they'll make it. Maybe Obsidian should have done the same when they originally had their idea for a stretch goal for new wilderness areas/companions.

Obsidian seems to put a plan in place, and stays the course, which is respectable. inXile, on the other hand, seems to be a lot more fluid about adding content, extending release dates and finding creative ways to procure additional funding.

 

I like the inXile approach. Jury's still out on the Obsidian approach.

Obsidian seems to put a plan in place, and stays the course, which is respectable.

Just speculating, but maybe they have been burnt once too many by projects suffering from feature creep and deadlines being a "nice concept" rather than something to strive for?

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