space captain wrote on Sep 26, 2012, 08:33:
highly, highly doubtful

but ridiculously pompous claims are right up your alley, so theres that

SC to the rescue

Darks wrote on Sep 26, 2012, 14:02:
Not to hard to connect dots when there are not many to connect. It doesn’t take a genius to figure this one out. Believe it or not, your choice, but my gut tells me these guys are using kickstarter money for all the wrong reasons. This is not the first time this has happened and is exactly why kickstarter came out with new regulations on this.

Are you dense? This stuff had to be created as rewards for the backers who knew their money would be going toward this stuff anyway? If you contibuted that much than you know what you were getting into and if you didn't it doesn't affect you regardless so shut up. And seeing as the merchandise is going to have to exist regardless there's no reason not to try and capitalize on it while it's there anyway. Jesus. Fucking seriously?

Not to hard to connect dots when there are not many to connect. It doesn’t take a genius to figure this one out. Believe it or not, your choice, but my gut tells me these guys are using kickstarter money for all the wrong reasons. This is not the first time this has happened and is exactly why kickstarter came out with new regulations on this.

but InXile is or was flat broke trying to make a game.

Ok, and where did you get that? Just because no major publisher wanted to do a wasteland game doesn't mean they were broke.

You seem to be going out of your way to connect the dots here...

nin wrote on Sep 26, 2012, 10:56:

So InXile took Kickstarter money and used it to start a clothing line

Did I miss where it said that?

No you did, because it doesn’t, but InXile is or was flat broke trying to make a game. Where did this magical money come from if not from Kickstarter? Your going to tell me that Brian Fargo just happen to have the money in his own account to fund this clothing line? Yea Right!!

So InXile took Kickstarter money and used it to start a clothing line

Did I miss where it said that?

So InXile took Kickstarter money and used it to start a clothing line. I don’t believe this falls under their terms of Kickststarter and how that money was supposed to be used. They promised a product and now they’re trying to profit off Kickstarter money by starting a clothing line.

This all somehow seems to fall outside the terms of what Kickstarter is for. Is this fraud to those who donated to them? And no one is going to sit here and tell me that InXile did not use any of the Kickstarter money to start this clothing line up.

Can't I just take what I'm wearing now and rub it with sandy rocks?

Cutter wrote on Sep 26, 2012, 02:13:
Probably because I used to do more drugs and bang more beaver than most guys have had hot dinners. Nothing exceeds like excess.

highly, highly doubtful

but ridiculously pompous claims are right up your alley, so theres that

Techie714 © wrote on Sep 26, 2012, 00:33:

Cutter wrote on Sep 25, 2012, 23:27:

nin wrote on Sep 25, 2012, 21:10:
Can they make a bong out of a gas mask, like I saw on Wilfred awhile back?

I had a gas mask bong back in the day. It was the shiznit yo!

Why do I believe that...lol

Probably because I used to do more drugs and bang more beaver than most guys have had hot dinners. Nothing exceeds like excess.

Cutter wrote on Sep 25, 2012, 23:27:

nin wrote on Sep 25, 2012, 21:10:
Can they make a bong out of a gas mask, like I saw on Wilfred awhile back?

I had a gas mask bong back in the day. It was the shiznit yo!

Why do I believe that...lol

nin wrote on Sep 25, 2012, 21:10:
Can they make a bong out of a gas mask, like I saw on Wilfred awhile back?

I had a gas mask bong back in the day. It was the shiznit yo!

Can they make a bong out of a gas mask, like I saw on Wilfred awhile back?

I, for one, always dress myself as if I've crawled out of a sewer after hiding for 6 months from a world meltdown.
Hope they make a matching cologne

Really though, there could be some cool threads, as long as it's not too over the top.