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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Olaf the Stout" data-source="post: 6770822" data-attributes="member: 13703">Overall I've been pretty lucky.  All of my 61 Kickstarters have delivered so far (bar a couple of minor stretch goals still outstanding that I don't mind if they don't get done) or are on track to do so.  Less than a third delivered on time, but I've generally been ok with that provided the project creator has kept the backers informed.Of all the projects I've backed, I was happy with almost all of them.  I wouldn't back a computer game Kickstarter again, but that's because I have discovered I'm not overly interested in seeing how the game is made and due to a lack of time, I haven't even played any of the games.  So I figure I'm better off just buying the games on sale for $5-10 a little while after they've been released.Outside of that, I wouldn't back a Games and Gear Brushes Kickstarter again, but the brushes I got are still ok value for money for what I paid.  They just aren't anywhere near the W&N quality which they said they would be. The 2 Chaosium Kickstarters have been very badly run, but since Sandy Peterson and co have taken back control of Chaosium things seem to be headed in the right direction again and I'd definitely give them another chance. Everything else has been good enough that I'd at least consider backing any new Kickstarter they run.Considering the number of RPG/miniatures/gaming projects that crashed and burned, delivering nothing I feel lucky to have somehow avoided them all.</blockquote>

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