Don't get on his naughty list!
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Don't get on his naughty list!
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I'll keep my eyes open. Might he attack from above?Quote:
Originally Posted by sheath
Supposedly he comes from the north and we can track him on radar but nobody shoots him down. Strange world we live in.
He probably has goddamn diplomatic immunity. Like Doctor Doom!Quote:
Originally Posted by sheath
I don't trust kickstarter.
Kickstarter or the projects that use it? And why?Quote:
Originally Posted by old man
Backing a kickstarter project does not guarantee it'll succeed.
That should be the official banner of the World Wide Web.
I have come to know you as the spaghetti guy.
Oh no I would never eat that. I just thought it was interesting.
I found a copy of Super Turrican at Play N Trade today.
Why not? That's not too terribly different from a pile of spaghetti on a crust of bread. :?Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkDragon
I think you just answered your own question. Plus my spider senses just tell me that it's a bad idea to give money to people for something they might do eventually. With all these hundred thousand dollar projects going on it will probably attract scammers like flies to shit (if it hasn't already). Of course Kickstarter gets their 5% no matter what as long as the goal is met. To me the whole thing is like riding in a car with only one lug nut holding a front wheel on and saying "maybe everything will be OK".Quote:
Originally Posted by djcouchycouch
Eventually I think someone will take the money and run, and Kickstarter will get their asses sued. I doubt all that BS they spew, like how people are backing projects and not purchasing anything, to dodge accountability will hold up in court either. Just my opinion.
edit: to answer your first question, both.