Alright, I'm not going to mention the video. Watch it yourself.
Instead, I'm going to ask you to work out the math for Warrior's Crusade on your own. (note - there is only one pledge level)
Again - no projects backed.
Notice under Risks and Challenges it lists "funding for the production."
Since Kickstarter isn't doing due diligence on any level with this projects, I strongly suggest you do your own.
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ReplyDeleteThere's no requirement that you pick a reward level. I'm sure an extra $20000 will come in from people expecting nothing in return.
ReplyDeleteErr, $38,000 that is.
DeleteI'm sure this one will do just... fine...
ReplyDeleteI know some people were crying foul on picking apart kickstarters, but I think its a good thing. I mean, seriously... when you get down to it a kickstarter is selling you something. Even if it's just a promise. Dont you want to give your potential customers a peace of mind? Shoddy production, bad grammar, bad art and unattainable goals aren't going to make one come off as a good businessman.
Don't let a fired up internet get to you. :)
And he changed it.
ReplyDelete$500 is limited to 20. $100 is now unlimited.
And for $100 all you get is a T-Shirt...
DeleteWow... a $100 T-shirt and $500 board game... limited to 20.
DeleteWhich means if he sells all 20 ($500) board games, he still needs to sell 300 ($100) t-shirts.
DeleteWow.
Call me crazy, but I'm just a smidgen skeptical...
Darn...no t shirt now.
ReplyDeleteHmmm at the $250 level you get some sort of extra map with "middle earth" and "greek mythology' on each side. I wonder if the Tolkien Estates are cool with that.
ReplyDeleteOr the Greek Gods.
DeleteSo er.. what was the last board game you paid a hundred bucks for?
ReplyDelete$100? Can't recall. Spent about $200 on OGRE though. ;)
ReplyDeleteThe game itself sounds like Advanced Candyland, the description is full of careless typos, and the rambling video pitch for the project makes no mention of, you know, a budget or plan beyond 'raise 40k, then finish game, and then magically publish it'. Sounds pretty solid to me.
ReplyDeleteI was going to use fistful of hundreds to cook a can of beans tonight..maybe I will invest them instead.
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