Blothulfur said:
Let's hope Zlarg doesn't pledge 10000 dollars to get the option to make his very own romanceable NPC
Btw: The funding is almost done. 920000$ and counting... ^^
Let's hope Zlarg doesn't pledge 10000 dollars to get the option to make his very own romanceable NPC
Btw: The funding is almost done. 920000$ and counting... ^^
If it's only steam i'll just have to play my retail copy and gift the steam version to somebody, still i'll have the game so i'm not particularly bothered. Still prefer it DRM free on GOG.
Hopefully they'll come to their senses and get a version on GOG too. It's the only sensible platform for a game like that.
Very impressive funding so far though, guess they will blow the 1.1m goal to smithereens. Always wonder who give those wickedly high sums though. Do they do it themselves to bump it up quickly? Certainly no average games that are handing over 10,000 to a "maybe it will be good" game.
Very impressive funding so far though, guess they will blow the 1.1m goal to smithereens. Always wonder who give those wickedly high sums though. Do they do it themselves to bump it up quickly? Certainly no average games that are handing over 10,000 to a "maybe it will be good" game.
Blothulfur said:
Well they could please both sides by having the NPC say "Piss off freak" when the player tries to initiate a standard Biodrone 'romance' with said NPC.
Blothulfur said:
A vague rumor is that one of the $10,000 people is Notch from minecaft.
Either way, someone who is willing and able to hand over 10 grand on a whim probably doesn't have to worry about cash too much.
I never thought I'd bother with Kickstarter and then I saw this thread I pledged $35 towards it (figured it was worth a little extra for the soundtrack and digital artbook, but didn't want to spend more than that for the higher rewards).
The constant pausing "tactical" combat isn't my favorite, but it's not a deal-breaker for me and I'm interested in this game mainly because I expect the story to be very good.
And I'm fine with it being on Steam. I've had Steam for a few years and have a lot of games on it and it really doesn't give me that much trouble compared to other forms of DRM. Of course GOG would be better, but I can definitely live with Steam as long as they don't add anything extra on top of Steam (like GFWL or requiring an online connection even for single-player).
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If that actually made it into the game I would probably choose that option just to see what would happen
I pledged $35 towards it (figured it was worth a little extra for the soundtrack and digital artbook, but didn't want to spend more than that for the higher rewards). The constant pausing "tactical" combat isn't my favorite, but it's not a deal-breaker for me and I'm interested in this game mainly because I expect the story to be very good.
And I'm fine with it being on Steam. I've had Steam for a few years and have a lot of games on it and it really doesn't give me that much trouble compared to other forms of DRM. Of course GOG would be better, but I can definitely live with Steam as long as they don't add anything extra on top of Steam (like GFWL or requiring an online connection even for single-player).
Blothulfur said:
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If that actually made it into the game I would probably choose that option just to see what would happen
Does Rick Astley still count as soundwaves though? I'm not so sure... :shudder:
Well Josh Sawyer said he would sing a song when the Kickstarter hit it's goal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-nUBcY6jQ8&feature=player_embedded
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-nUBcY6jQ8&feature=player_embedded
Damn, over 1.1 million dollars in less than a day So what happens now? They just keep collecting as much money as they can for a month and then they get to work on the game?
Awesome
So what happens now? They just keep collecting as much money as they can for a month and then they get to work on the game? 80Maxwell08 said:
Awesome
Actually they got the 1.1 million in about 28 hours. Also they are going to update soon with stretch goals.WardDragon said:Damn, over 1.1 million dollars in less than a day
Awesome
CostinMoroianu said:
I agree, I don't see why they'd cap it. The more money they get, the more freedom they'll have to make the game how they want to make it. The lower tier rewards don't really cost them anything anyway (a digital copy of the game itself, along with some digital extras) so there's no reason to put a limit on those.
I kinda doubt that number. It's already slowed down quite a lot. Also I know quite a bit of people (myself included) who only gave to Wasteland 2 when Obsidian got involved. I wouldn't hope for the voice acting though considering when the option of voice acting came up on the Wasteland 2 forums nearly everyone didn't want them paying for it. Even the topic of the fans sending in voices for npcs didn't go over well.CostinMoroianu said: