Kickstarter Whales

[Distracted DM]

I might theoretically have actually chunked up to that by tons of small projects over the years, but I have to doubt it. Like I said, most things I backed were at less than $30 other than a couple of things I went in on physical books and probably a couple of the computer game KSes, and I never did many of those (I'd want to say no more than 4-5).

Oh I meant 2000 total kickstarter projects, which as I mentioned a couple posts above was just me misreading.

But over the years, I have DEFINITELY spent more the $2000 on kickstarters ... jeeze. I went in hard on a few, like the couple MCDM projects, one or two Reaper Bones projects, etc. Like, $500-each hard. And then occasionally there were TTRPGs with lots of additional materials, like Goodman Games' projects which also included a backlog etc of other stuff. I went in on some Frog God stuff back in the day too, same thing they threw in a large backlog of previous products.

I have regrets, mostly about the unpainted miniatures. I have so many unopened/unused boxes of painted minis. I was very good at selling myself on the "fantasy" of having all these miniatures painted for use at the table

 

[Thomas Shey]

Yeah, as I mentioned earlier, the vast majority of my Kickstarter purchases have been basic digital tier stuff, so that's not as likely for me.

 

[Bryan Sycamore]

Can you elaborate on that a bit? I'm curious.

It just seemed to be dragging out. Updates were good, but not frequent. So, I pulled out after it completed and got a full refund. As I said, I hope it fulfills.