Launch Time: 9 AM PDT / 17:00 CET

[Darren Monahan]

Hi all, just wanted to make a brief sticky here - the official launch time for the game is 9 AM PDT / 17:00 CET. This is for both GOG and Steam.

 

Less than 10 hours to go!

 

Thanks!

Darren

[Katarack21]

You're driving me up the wall, guys.

[Shiroco]

Have an exam today and the reward for the work I put in is soon arriving ;D

[Jumble Murdersense]

Releases at 5am for me.

 

Fak.

[Elzarath]

2am for us Aussies!

[Monte Carlo]

4pm in UK

[Veynn]

I hope they release the digital goodies before the release time. If there's gonna be a big day 1 patch, I need something to pass time like reading the Almanac, manual, collector's book, and novella.

[Stereophobia]

WIfe's out tonight so this is perfect timing. Now all I need to do is occupy myself until 4

[newc0253]

What I want to know is, why the frak do I have to wait for it to unlock?

 

Didn't I back this game? Didn't I help kickstart it?

 

Wait, I hear you say, if you wanted in early, there was the Backer Beta. 

 

To which I say, frak that noise. I wanted to play the finished game, not some sloppy seconds half-version. I didn't back your game to be its beta-tester.

 

So here I am, someone who gave royally to see this game made, reading about how a succession of random nobody gaming journalists (a job which ranks just above piano-player in a brothel, by-the-by) have been playing the final version of the game in the week before release and oooh it's so much fun.

 

Listen here, Obsidian, pull up a chair. We've known each other years. Over a decade, in fact. So here's something you need to hear. Your backers deserve better than this. They deserve the final game before the press, in point of fact.

 

But what about piracy? I hear you cry. We can't make money of this game unless we cooperate with our publisher to enforce a single release date. If we give backers the game early, it will just get pirated. Well, no. That's a terrible reason. For a start, the press are some of the worst leakers. Always have been, always will. Secondly, piracy? You must not think very much of your backers to think they would give you money to make a game and then immediately frak you over by putting a copy on the internet. But also, piracy? If you were really worried about that hitting first day sales, you wouldn't have made it available DRM-free.

 

So take this from one of your oldest fans. This is a lousy way to treat people who have backed your game. Because I was there on the ground floor, helping you out by paying over the odds for a product that only existed in our dreams, and here you have me waiting in line with all the other customers, the overwhelming majority of whom haven't backed the game, and all while some frakking journalist plays it for a week

 

Shame on you, Obsidian. Shame on you.

[Bryy]

Hi all, just wanted to make a brief sticky here - the official launch time for the game is 9 AM PDT / 17:00 CET. This is for both GOG and Steam.

 

Less than 10 hours to go!

 

Thanks!

Darren

Darren,

 

You're a goddamn maniac. It is 1am and you're still at work on what I can only assume is forum duty. Good on you, bub.

 

 

What I want to know is, why the frak do I have to wait for it to unlock?

 

Wait, I hear you say, if you wanted in early, there was the Backer Beta. 

 

To which I say, frak that noise. I wanted to play the finished game, not some sloppy seconds half-version. I didn't back your game to be its beta-tester.

 

So here I am, someone who gave royally to see this game made, reading about how a succession of random nobody gaming journalists (a job which ranks just above piano-player in a brothel, by-the-by) 

 

Listen here, Obsidian, pull up a chair. We've known each other years. 

 

But what about piracy? I hear you cry. We can't make money of this game unless we cooperate with our publisher to enforce a single release date. If we give backers the game early, it will just get pirated. Well, no. That's a terrible reason. 

 

Shame on you, Obsidian. Shame on you.

 

Every time I think I've read the most hilarious comment....

[StubbinMyToe]

 

What I want to know is, why the frak do I have to wait for it to unlock?

 

......

 

 

You act like you invested $1 million or so, just quiet down and stop whining.

[Crapsody]

You're driving me up the wall, guys.

Ahahahaha! You made my morning dood! xDDDDD

[PBJam]

yayyyyyyyyyy only few more hours to go!!

Edited March 26, 2015 by PBJam

[Tamerlane]

 

What I want to know is, why the frak do I have to wait for it to unlock?

 

Didn't I back this game? Didn't I help kickstart it?

 

Wait, I hear you say, if you wanted in early, there was the Backer Beta. 

 

To which I say, frak that noise. I wanted to play the finished game, not some sloppy seconds half-version. I didn't back your game to be its beta-tester.

 

So here I am, someone who gave royally to see this game made, reading about how a succession of random nobody gaming journalists (a job which ranks just above piano-player in a brothel, by-the-by) have been playing the final version of the game in the week before release and oooh it's so much fun.

 

Listen here, Obsidian, pull up a chair. We've known each other years. Over a decade, in fact. So here's something you need to hear. Your backers deserve better than this. They deserve the final game before the press, in point of fact.

 

But what about piracy? I hear you cry. We can't make money of this game unless we cooperate with our publisher to enforce a single release date. If we give backers the game early, it will just get pirated. Well, no. That's a terrible reason. For a start, the press are some of the worst leakers. Always have been, always will. Secondly, piracy? You must not think very much of your backers to think they would give you money to make a game and then immediately frak you over by putting a copy on the internet. But also, piracy? If you were really worried about that hitting first day sales, you wouldn't have made it available DRM-free.

 

So take this from one of your oldest fans. This is a lousy way to treat people who have backed your game. Because I was there on the ground floor, helping you out by paying over the odds for a product that only existed in our dreams, and here you have me waiting in line with all the other customers, the overwhelming majority of whom haven't backed the game, and all while some frakking journalist plays it for a week

 

Shame on you, Obsidian. Shame on you.

 

[Kujamaster]

So here I am, someone who gave royally to see this game made

 

 

And the game got made. What more could you ask for? There was no kickstarter tier that promised early access to the game.

[Katarack21]

 

 

What I want to know is, why the frak do I have to wait for it to unlock?

 

Didn't I back this game? Didn't I help kickstart it?

 

Wait, I hear you say, if you wanted in early, there was the Backer Beta. 

 

To which I say, frak that noise. I wanted to play the finished game, not some sloppy seconds half-version. I didn't back your game to be its beta-tester.

 

So here I am, someone who gave royally to see this game made, reading about how a succession of random nobody gaming journalists (a job which ranks just above piano-player in a brothel, by-the-by) have been playing the final version of the game in the week before release and oooh it's so much fun.

 

Listen here, Obsidian, pull up a chair. We've known each other years. Over a decade, in fact. So here's something you need to hear. Your backers deserve better than this. They deserve the final game before the press, in point of fact.

 

But what about piracy? I hear you cry. We can't make money of this game unless we cooperate with our publisher to enforce a single release date. If we give backers the game early, it will just get pirated. Well, no. That's a terrible reason. For a start, the press are some of the worst leakers. Always have been, always will. Secondly, piracy? You must not think very much of your backers to think they would give you money to make a game and then immediately frak you over by putting a copy on the internet. But also, piracy? If you were really worried about that hitting first day sales, you wouldn't have made it available DRM-free.

 

So take this from one of your oldest fans. This is a lousy way to treat people who have backed your game. Because I was there on the ground floor, helping you out by paying over the odds for a product that only existed in our dreams, and here you have me waiting in line with all the other customers, the overwhelming majority of whom haven't backed the game, and all while some frakking journalist plays it for a week

 

Shame on you, Obsidian. Shame on you.

 

 

 

[middydj]

Lord more of this. I can't right now at 4 30 am. Going to sleep.. wow lol.

[Flow]

[valdur]

At work, waiting for the game to go live. Must try and concentrate. Not working...bring me my sword and shield its time to adventure! Day is going to go so slow.

[Dunban]

_{Downloading now!}

Edited March 26, 2015 by Dunban

[valdur]

No downloading yet for me.

 

[Bryy]

 

 

What I want to know is, why the frak do I have to wait for it to unlock?

 

......

 

 

You act like you invested $1 million or so, just quiet down and stop whining.

 

Not even that. Don't act like Obsidian, a company of full grown men, is your ****ing kid. And don't proceed to **** all over the other backers. The beta comment is completely ridiculous because he's complaining that... the game wasn't done earlier? That Obsidian allowed people to see a work-in-progress? That they were transparent? That they wanted consumer feedback as the game was developed?

 

And then to complain that piracy isn't a problem. Wow.

 

I'm not even going to go into the brothel comment.

[Katarack21]

Randomly insulting, generally demeaning, dismissive of everybody not himself, patronizing in it's entirety and also full of self-entitled whining. Not the best way to make a point.

Edited March 26, 2015 by Katarack21

[NegativeEdge]

 

 (a job which ranks just above piano-player in a brothel, by-the-by)

 

 

 

But that sounds like a great job?

[Ztirual]

Man, download is ready since yesterday, excitement is bursting through the roof, game is released in a few hours, and I just found out I can't play until tomorrow night... Well, here's a good luck and have fun to everybody getting to slay at release!