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It's even more impressive when you consider that this is effectively U.S. only, as they will not ship anything (apart from a digital copy of the script) to over
by thelibrarian 14y ago
It's even more impressive when you consider that this is effectively U.S. only, as they will not ship anything (apart from a digital copy of the script) to overseas backers.
- niggler 14y agofrom the kickstarter: "The most common donation amount on Kickstarter is $25. Surely, 80,000 of our three million viewers would find that price-point viable!" I assume those viewers are predominantly US.
- coldtea 14y agoWhy? Europeans, Japanese, Koreans etc would also find $25 perfectly viable.
- niggler 14y agoI was replying to the remark: "It's even more impressive when you consider that this is effectively U.S. only" For a show with a 3M fan base, of which I would guess most are US based, its not hard to imagine that a few percent of those viewers (or their parents) would chip in $25
- thelibrarian 14y agoTrue, my comment was more to the fact that all of the previous record setters (e.g. Torment: Numenera, Double Fine Adventure, Ouya, and Pebble) have been open world-wide, so this has had a much more limited potential backer population and still was a roaring success.
- niggler 14y agoWere the country breakdowns released for those and other multi million dollar projects? I wonder whether those projects would have hit the 1M mark from just the US contributors