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Negatory. :)Quote:
Do you work for them?
Do you work for Kickstarter?Quote:
Originally Posted by elanthis
Do you work for a big game publisher like EA-games? Or why do you ask manipulative rhetoric questions like this?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnc
Zero-K has much different game play. Better to play Balanced Annihilation which should come with the new, shiny models soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loafers
Thanks to kickstarter we'll be able to play in the best games ever! Wasteland 2 (in the true Fallout spirit) and now in PA. I wish someone to make Jagged Alliance 2 remake as well.
Is kickstarter still US only + amazon payments only?
It's US only for starting a Kickstarter campaign. Anyone can pledge. But yes, it's still Amazon payments only I believe. Although some campaigns have started offering a paypal method too. Is the Amazon-only option somehow a deal breaker for you?
They both are, yes. As long as a non-US citizen can't start a campaign, I'm not supporting them (I assume kickstarter takes a % cut).
Curious why the non-US citizen part is a deal breaker for you? Lots of companies are restricted in this way. Even Googe only offers a tiny percentage of countries to use their Play Store. The logistics and expense setting up world wide must be horrific.
Is that a video rendered from in-game scripting using the built-in engine renderer featuring actually real footage, or its a promotional video made without the game?
What do they need money for?
They seem to have made big progress so far without...
In what sense does a virtual store require "logistics"? Do you mean something like regional server capacity? I'm sure the reason they do this has more to do with local laws rather than anything else. And, as curaga said, if a non-US citizen cannot profit from Kickstarter (start a campaign), why should they in return profit (earn money) from non-US citizens?Quote:
Originally Posted by scaine