ZEITGEIST The ZEITGEIST Booster Project Kickstarter
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Hitomi Camacho
Explorer
I'm from outside the USA, and I have contributed without problem.
eamon
Explorer
Hmm, I'll try again...
Edit: Well, apparently it should work, but it doesn't. Kickstarter has a button "Continue to Amazon", which works as advertised, but after signing in, I'm redirected to a page titled "Enable Full Account Functionality", which has the US preselected and disabled, and requires a US address...
Edit 2: Right, this turns out to be a weird amazon bug affecting users that have used mechanical turk. Off to make a new account...
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gideonpepys
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.
Having been afforded the opportunity to read the first installment of this series, I felt compelled to contribute to the Kickstarter fund. If I could afford more, it would be yours!
The adventure really is excellent, and I very much hope you achieve the ultimate goal, and are able to add even more quality to the finished product.
The adventure really is excellent, and I very much hope you achieve the ultimate goal, and are able to add even more quality to the finished product.
Wednesday Boy
The Nerd WhoFell to Earth
We only have 13 hours left. Quickly everyone, triple your pledge so we can make it!!
Heh. Yeah, it's not gonna happen. Still, worth a shot, if only so we know for the future.
Rodrigo Istalindir
Explorer
You shot too high. If you'd gone for a reasonable number, you'd like have gotten and then exceeded it. When I look at the other projects RPG projects I've backed, they've all aimed for around $3k, and met or exceeded that by a large amount. Look at Do
ilgrims of the Flying Temple (target $4k, reached almost 25k) or Bulldogs (target $3k, reached 10k).
There's a psychological effect and a network effect. If people see the goal as readily reachable, they're more likely to contribute, and if you reach the goal early, even more will pledge (assuming the tangible benefits are sufficient).
And the more contributors you have, the more likely you are to have people that contribute to other projects as well, and you'll cross-pollinate, as it were, with your patrons finding new projects to back, and vice-versa.
ilgrims of the Flying Temple (target $4k, reached almost 25k) or Bulldogs (target $3k, reached 10k).There's a psychological effect and a network effect. If people see the goal as readily reachable, they're more likely to contribute, and if you reach the goal early, even more will pledge (assuming the tangible benefits are sufficient).
And the more contributors you have, the more likely you are to have people that contribute to other projects as well, and you'll cross-pollinate, as it were, with your patrons finding new projects to back, and vice-versa.
You shot too high. If you'd gone for a reasonable number, you'd like have gotten and then exceeded it. When I look at the other projects RPG projects I've backed, they've all aimed for around $3k, and met or exceeded that by a large amount. Look at Do
There's a psychological effect and a network effect. If people see the goal as readily reachable, they're more likely to contribute, and if you reach the goal early, even more will pledge (assuming the tangible benefits are sufficient).
And the more contributors you have, the more likely you are to have people that contribute to other projects as well, and you'll cross-pollinate, as it were, with your patrons finding new projects to back, and vice-versa.
Well, too late now!
Rodrigo Istalindir
Explorer
Well, too late now!
Well, for future reference. And I suppose you could always try again with Zeitgeist.
There's a couple guys in the RPG community whose Kickstarter profiles I check on a semi-regular basis, because they're 'in the know' and are often early backers of projects.
I doubt we'll try it again. I was reluctant in the first place, but got talked into trying it.
