I think I mean in terms of scale, from what I've seen games get kickstarted or green-lit on Steam and the idea is to gain lots of traction by the community if p

I think I mean in terms of scale, from what I've seen games get kickstarted or green-lit on Steam and the idea is to gain lots of traction by the community if possible. I don't necessarily think it's a bad thing, but on the other hand it causes games sometimes to lose what they were originally meant to be. Sort of speaking from experience backing a Kickstarter game last year and many people who did are complaining that the game has changed too much since the initial build/kickstarter version.