Thomas Shey
Legend
Wait .... Kickstarter is for products?
I thought it was for people to show you how much they like you with money instead of "thumbs up" emjois!
Semi-seriously, that's what Patreon is for.
Wait .... Kickstarter is for products?
I thought it was for people to show you how much they like you with money instead of "thumbs up" emjois!
I misread "petty" as "pretty" and well that turned into a garden path sentence pretty quickly until I scanned back.If I was a petty enough man, I'd go dig up the receipts to show how utterly wrong you have been.
Lucky for you, I dont care enough at all.
I first read that as Patron, which would make a lot more sense.Semi-seriously, that's what Patreon is for.
There's something about the name "Patreon" that just makes me feel a little queasy when I see or hear it.I first read that as Patron, which would make a lot more sense.
Too often, Kickstarter is used as a method to fund a business rather than, you know, kick starting a business.
I have a remedy for that. Worst case, it'll make you forget.There's something about the name "Patreon" that just makes me feel a little queasy when I see or hear it.
At this point, KS for RPGs is essentially pre-orders and marketing rolled into one. Companies that do it well -- Pinnacle, ENPublishing -- deliver the digital products very quickly because they aren't inventing the product at the time of funding. Companies that do it poorly take forever even to get digital stuff out.I first read that as Patron, which would make a lot more sense.
Too often, Kickstarter is used as a method to fund a business rather than, you know, kick starting a business.
Knock issue 4, the campaign for which just went live today, will deliver both its PDF and physical 200+ page magazine in January. They apparently have everything done but pressing the button to send it to the printing press.At this point, KS for RPGs is essentially pre-orders and marketing rolled into one. Companies that do it well -- Pinnacle, ENPublishing -- deliver the digital products very quickly because they aren't inventing the product at the time of funding. Companies that do it poorly take forever even to get digital stuff out.
I wonder how they are getting it printed so quickly. I was under the impression that was an onerous process.Knock issue 4, the campaign for which just went live today, will deliver both its PDF and physical 200+ page magazine in January. They apparently have everything done but pressing the button to send it to the printing press.
I often see projects that have to go back and forth with the print house for weeks or even months sometimes, working out the kinks. If they have already gone through that process before going to Kickstarter, that could explain the speed.I wonder how they are getting it printed so quickly. I was under the impression that was an onerous process.
They must be literally crowd funding the print cost. Smart, assuming they are certain they will fully fund.I often see projects that have to go back and forth with the print house for weeks or even months sometimes, working out the kinks. If they have already gone through that process before going to Kickstarter, that could explain the speed.