Gord
Arcane
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- Feb 16, 2011
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Decado I think that analogy is a bit off don't you? This isn't a soup kitchen. It's a product I wanted to help come to life. I paid to be part of that process. I'm not expecting a desk and a chair at the Inxile office. I just expected to be active in a small way in its development. Instead I got handed some slips and told to go to the complaint box and shove them there for later processing.
To be fair, you were: you paid some money so they could make the game. That's really as far as we can reasonbly expect Kickstarter projects to go.
Sure, you have the beta testing and all, and I'm sure our feedback in this is very valuable to the devs, but ultimately it's still them that make the game the way they see fit. You never paid to become a auxiliary-developer.
This may sound apologetic, but I think it's simply the reality of the thing.
If you want to influence a game more directly, become active part of some open-source project, I guess.