Well, the way I look at it, if a kickstarter has a proper public avaliable demo, proof, screenshots, and articles of what ever they're doing, then a kickstarter isn't a bad idea. But for shit like that...who the fuck is stupid enough to think a 9 year old can make such an "amazing" RPG game and would require $20,000+ for that.
You can look up tutorials and shit on the internet like that for free.
God damn my jimmies are entirely rustled. These people need their shit slapped.
Oh look, white knights and feminazis giving money to a dumb cause again. This time they're giving money to the rich, how suiting.
This Kickstarter should be down soon/
"proper public avaliable demo, proof, screenshots," The thing about this, is that it means the game is almost done/already being made? So they are just trying to squeeze money out of people quite often.Well no, it means that it's in its early stages of development, but enough to show the public what you're game is capable of, instead of just going off of "faith and hype".
Well no, it means that it's in its early stages of development, but enough to show the public what you're game is capable of, instead of just going off of "faith and hype".
Actually one game literally was complete and just needed a couple small fixes, the money was going to "market" the game.Well that would be an example of a bad project that you shouldn't support. But there are good projects that pose a new, interesting idea, but dont have enough funding.
It seems the project is indeed going to stay up.Ugh, well yeah, there are the stupid scams like that. I'd especially like to point out the "universe project", all there is atm, is 1 or 2 screenshots and like 30 seconds of footage. So it's kinda stupid they want to immediately ask for funding rather than putting out an early portion of the game as a demo to show what the game can do (I know imma get shitstorm'd for this, but paying for an alpha like arma 3 is kinda stupid, especially when they only have the alpha "lite" that really doesn't show much of the game).
Actually one game literally was complete and just needed a couple small fixes, the money was going to "market" the game.
Ugh, well yeah, there are the stupid scams like that. I'd especially like to point out the "universe project", all there is atm, is 1 or 2 screenshots and like 30 seconds of footage. So it's kinda stupid they want to immediately ask for funding rather than putting out an early portion of the game as a demo to show what the game can do (I know imma get shitstorm'd for this, but paying for an alpha like arma 3 is kinda stupid, especially when they only have the alpha "lite" that really doesn't show much of the game).
It's almost like game devs don't go through the effort anymore of wanting to impress their playerbases with demonstration of few features and new gaming revolutions, just to establish faith. All it is, "lol no money for us to start? lol no game4u".