Yeah :) There seem to be more kickstarter duds than successes though. Which is why I think the Kickstarter website itself needs an overhaul of its terms of service for those who are using it to fund something.

Even putting aside the lack of transparency and general shadiness that’s surrounded this project, the development timeline makes it clear that their focus is multiplayer, not the single-player story campaign we all expected when we backed this. Even if there is still a single-player campaign, I have zero faith that it…

See, I didn’t fund this for the same reason I didn’t fund that spirtual successor to Tie-fighter that was being kickstarted a while back. Watched the video, heard them mention pvp (or online dogfighting only in the tie-fighter case), and was instantly like, I don’t want this.

I backed it too. Really regretting that decision...

I backed it. This sucks really hard. But at the same time I can’t get as riled up about it as I feel like I should, after all I knew the risks of backing a kickstarter.

This is where a refund policy would be great. If the company doesn’t deliver by the expressed date, or the developer makes major changes (as in removing features, not adding), then you can get a refund. Too bad it won’t happen...

So... they went with a business guy, not exactly a stranger to gaming, but with a background in banking / finance.

So, Dreamworks’ How to Train Your Pokemon. I’d play that.

Given this being a Kojima game, I was also expecting Quiet to burst out of the cake lol.

Just imagine ACCIDENTALLY playing through on your first time and having everyone live.

You’d be like “What the fuck did I just play?”

People like going to clubs and watching people tell jokes on stage. What’s next? People will watch video of people who go to clubs to watch people tell jokes on a stage? When will it end? .... ....

I will never understand why some things become freakishly long-lived and popular.

You clearly have no experience in writing a story of any decent length.

The lesson may as well be that if you try to get a bunch of people on the internet together to accomplish something, there will always be an enormous amount of people there trying to ruin it because they haven’t anything better to do.

Nope, but when you work with a publisher that kinda pulls your arm to continue the story, you have to push it to go on as long as possible. Japanese workers tend to follow their contracts and honor it so for him, even though he loves to draw, a job is a job. There is no way around that, his job was a weekly manga, he…

At least capitalise the “S” in “Shell” if you’re putting in the effort to capitalise “BS”.

ATTN all haters;

I think if she wanted to be pro she should get use to hate, I mean all athletes are use to it, just watch a baseball match, lots of people shouting something and still playing. It is good she will keep playing but fame has a price

Remember the classic internet definition of “trolling”? .. never mind. Too late.