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Question: the streamed game might not be your thing (a sentiment many people share). But what about a scripted adult cartoon that doesn't make use of the D&D rules but is set in a D&D-esque world with D&D-esque characters?

It's an average of $133 per backer right now. Well over a third of the 30k people (13,737 to be exact) are backing at the $100 level.

Okay... 1 million in an hour. The next million came two hours later. The third million five hours later. Forth million roughly 12 hours later, or 20 hours into the campaign. At the current rate of doubling, they'll hit 5 million tomorrow morning and 6 million early Saturday. That would be in the...

Love the guy. So happy for him and honestly think WotC is lucky to have him. In addition to every Kobold Press 5e hardcover, he did a lot of Pathfinder work, and was also involved in Dungeon of the Mad Mage.

Well... 4 million now. 2 million in the next 44 days seems very doable. And the big shows (Talks Machina and the actual CR show) haven't aired this week, and there'll be a surge after those. And as you say, viewership of the first episode is 3,833,400 views, while the most recent episode that...

Try going through the highlights (https://www.youtube.com/user/TurboCastFond3ll). That way you can keep up on the characters and community in much shorter bursts.

Not really. I don't recall ever interacting with you before. Just wondering if this is your plan going forward. Popping into threads about sales and saying "no thanks". Do you also go into golf stores and call out "Not buying anything here. I'm not playing golf anymore."? Perhaps you pop into...

Do you serious plan on popping into every thread for the next five to ten years to voice how you’re not spending money? Isn’t your time better spend doing, well, literally anything else?

Yes... "direct sequel" was literally what you said in the post I was replying too...

Given most campaigns end around level 10, this doesn't feel like a game breaking problem.

Given most campaigns end around level 10, this doesn't feel like a game breaking problem.

Look up Remathilis. It’s out.

If you think the reaction to ME3 was bad... try telling fans that one ending was the “right” one BioWare would have had death threats...

Disagree. If there wasn’t a high cost to stop a million year cycle of extensions it would have felt too easy. We didn’t need a shallow Hollywood ending where they turn the Reapers off and everyone has a party. Which comes access as “I didn’t like it, therefore it’s terrible”. You’re allowed...

Nope. Free DLC just added the “pass” ending, the end montage, and the scene of the Normandy picking up a crew member.

Destroying the reapers WAS one of the endings. That was the renegade option, which is literally called the "destroy" ending. And there were three basic ending (destruction, control, synthesis), each of which also had several sub-endings (perfect, good, bad) depending on the player's readiness...

Yes. For races. Which are pretty simple, and *had* to be included. They stopped taking subclass feedback in May, with the Order Domain. That book also had the advantage of the art already being done, since they were pulling from MtG cards. The artificer is much, much more complicated than a...

It did have to stand alone, since something like 60% of people didn't copy a save. And it's not like the ending could reflect every choice: there's a finite amount of cutscenes they could animate. Each full motion video would have taken weeks of work. Plus, the game was defined by two paths...

It kinda would. They work far ahead. I guarantee they’re already working on the book for April 2020. They need to have the content for the November book locked down in a couple months so they can begin final editing and layout, to say nothing of art. It’d be super risky to bank on having a...

I certainly hope they don’t rush things along to publication just because it took more time to make the mechanics work...