Recent content by Morrus

I understood you. It did not require explanation: I simply disagreed with you. :)

This is why competition is good for the consumer.

And vice versa—in response, Kickstarter now has its own integrated pledge manager. Which if they’d done a few years ago when everybody asked for it, Backerkit would not exist.

You also can’t have a debate because it doesn’t have a view.

Why, do you get a prize?

I think it’s a very much American thing.

Sure, why not?

I don't think he can just constantly hear everything all the time. That would be torture. He'd never be able to sleep. He needs to actively listen to use his superhearing. Just like his X-ray vision, he doesn't just see through everything all the time, he has to actively use it. Otherwise he'd...

You're replying to a post from 24 years ago.

I don't think in terms of cardinal directions. For me, at least, that reduces immersion. I have to stop and think and mentally construct the image, which people don't have to when they just see things. "A set of stairs leads up to the left" is instinctively visual to me. "A set of stairs leads...

Good catch. They also have a couple of sub-million crowdfunders which are not included in the total.

The average pledge value for Crack the Sun was $273, compared to $152 for Draw Steel.

It’s like Marvel’s ‘What If?’ or DC’s Elseworlds. Some writer thought “Hey, what if….?” and some producer thought “Sure, that sounds worth a punt.” I don’t think it’s any more complex than that.

I don’t understand the meaning of the question “what is the point of the character?”

The figures are all up there. 50% on the first day is definitely an outlier.