That's what Crowdfunders feel like for a lot of small-but-not-indie companies. It probably lets them spin more plates at once than their budget would otherwise allow, so I guess that part of the crowdfunding IS necessary.
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Exactly. If you open up preorders for something, you're going to have to deliver.
If you do a crowdfunder and it fails to fund, then you're probably not putting out that product. It's a way to gauge interest.
Opening preorders and canceling them is a pretty poor way of discovering interest in a product.
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
You're not tricking me into caring about electrum, Joseph Goodman!
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
Which isn't a thing Goodman is accused of doing, to my knowledge.
They're a small outfit that honor their commitments, even if it sometimes takes them longer than we (or probably they) would like.
The biggest, most ambitious stuff is the stuff that takes a long time to get to market. In contrast, I got the Magic and Monsters of Lankhmar book super-fast.
If the wait for the long stuff bothers you, don't back it. I have cooled it with a lot of my crowdfunding of super-ambitious stuff and thus am unbothered by the crazy delays on Black God's Kiss (not Goodman, FWIW) and the like.
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Warpiglet-7
Lord of the depths
So I struggle with the really big adventures.
This says there are several of them. Does that mean you can just do a portion and have it conclude the 8-16 rodeo?
This says there are several of them. Does that mean you can just do a portion and have it conclude the 8-16 rodeo?
Lidgar
Gongfarmer
Right. It says 9 separate adventures, covering the 8-16 level range. That’s one adventure per level.
The GDQ line was 8 adventures total.
Warpiglet-7
Lord of the depths
In that case I am tempted…
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