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Why do you care? I doesn’t sound like you would ever back anything. I will and enjoy it. No matter the outcome. Don’t tell me how I have to feel. That’s all.
by arrrg 14y ago
Why do you care? I doesn’t sound like you would ever back anything.
I will and enjoy it. No matter the outcome. Don’t tell me how I have to feel. That’s all.
- brazzy 14y ago> Why do you care? I doesn’t sound like you would ever back anything. Sure I would, but only if I was convinced that there was a realistic chance that it would actually be completed, that the people involved have the skills and motivation as well as a feasible project plan, and aren't going to dick around for a few months before they realize they promised more than they can deliver and give up. > I will and enjoy it. No matter the outcome. That sounds like you treat it like some sort of reality TV show, purely for entertainment value, without actually caring about the products. That's OK for you, but hardly the stated goal of Kickstarter. Besides, you said "I want Double Fine to do well" - if you want that, you should very much care about it meeting its estimated delivery date, because overshooting it a "long, long time" is A) bad for the product even if it is eventually finished, because potential players will lose interest, and B) a huge red flag that the developers don't know what they're doing and may not deliver at all. > Don’t tell me how I have to feel. That's funny coming from someone who just said "That’s how you have to see it."