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More Project Eternity Stretch Goals

[Oct 06, 2012, 1:50 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

Obsidian Community Forum and the Project Eternity Kickstarter Page outline more stretch goals for this upcoming RPG. With the project at over 200% of its $1.1 million goal, they haul out the big guns to start attracting serious money, offering exclusive in-game pets for $50 backers, a hardcover book for $250 backers, and adding players names to the game for $500. They also announce more details on their mega-dungeon goals and offer expanded answers to questions from reddit about the game's combat system. Thanks nin.

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Re: More Project Eternity Stretch Goals

Oct 7, 2012, 09:22

Bhruic

Cutter wrote on Oct 7, 2012, 09:19: KS games aren't meant to be CoD. They don't expect a billion in sales. They don't expect everyone to buy it much less want it. What they do get is the chance to make a game they want to make for like-minded people and keep themselves gainfully employed for a year or two in the process. That's pretty sweet. Well, there's no developer out there that wants their product to be perceived as a failure. They don't need it to sell millions, but I'm sure they want it to sell well - and be received well. That's actually going to be the real challenge of Kickstarter. If they have any major project that ends up coming out either incomplete or broken, I could see a lot of people losing faith in the system.

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Comment [quote="Bhruic"Oct 7, 2012, 09:22][quote="Cutter"Oct 7, 2012, 09:19]KS games aren't meant to be CoD. They don't expect a billion in sales. They don't expect everyone to buy it much less want it. What they do get is the chance to make a game they want to make for like-minded people and keep themselves gainfully employed for a year or two in the process. That's pretty sweet. [/quote] Well, there's no developer out there that wants their product to be perceived as a failure. They don't need it to sell millions, but I'm sure they want it to sell well - and be received well. That's actually going to be the real challenge of Kickstarter. If they have any major project that ends up coming out either incomplete or broken, I could see a lot of people losing faith in the system. [/quote]

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