Hoooo,, hooo.... hoooo. hooo. hooooiiiiooo hooo...
FTFYChrist Roberts can do no wrong. Like water into wine, he is literally turningmoneygamers' fantasies intoproductmoney. Who else can do that?
WHO?!?
Sweet. I'll have a beer.Hoo? Uoo!
This is literally me jumping up to see the finish line of this deployment. I can almost taste the beer.
Hahaha, yup, nailed it.FTFY
Second that..What I find confusing about all this is that there are many, many times more people who have blown thousands, tens of thousands on micro-transactions in F2P and P2P video games. Where are the crazy campaigns against that? I'm not even going to rope in games that just sell cosmetics, so we're not even looking at Fortnite. But what about FIFA, Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes, Call of Duty (insert sub-branding here) etc. etc. etc.
Okay so the Chris Roberts name got me to do one thing blindly without thinking about the consequences of my actions at all... and that was typing the URL robertsspaceindustries.com. My actions subsequent to that were well thought out as every action I make is when it involves my pocket-book. I don't care if you're an idiot who gave the project 20k back in 2014 and now you feel ripped off. Go to hell, if you have 20k laying around to toss at a kick-starter then you have to have some brains... an if you contributed 20k to this game and couldn't afford it... GO TO HELL! That's on you, not on CIG, Chris Roberts, Roberts Space Industries, Santa Clause, The Tooth Fairy or whatever else you come up with to place the blame on.
I "pledged" in 2014 and I knew exactly what I was doing. I wasn't "buying" a game. I wasn't "guaranteed" anything. I made a "pledge" to a project that I believed in. In exchange for that "pledge" I was given 3 ships that may or may not appear in the game when it's released... cough Redeemer cough. Now, all I have to say to these idiots is this... Go To Hell and Shut the #%^$ up! We don't care! If you want to fight an injustice, make videos about how EA among other companies is using predatory practices to get under-age children to buy / gamble with loot-boxes.
/soap-box
I need a drink... no I'm not mad, really I'm good.
He's buildling a youtube channel. Needs click baitey content :PWhy do you really care what these people say?
There has been campaigns against Fifa and Cod, galaxy of heroes is mobile so all of that is lumped together. Shit is more prevalent then you think, media just will never give it attention unless it is brutally bad were paying for positive reviews rubs journalism wrong.What I find confusing about all this is that there are many, many times more people who have blown thousands, tens of thousands on micro-transactions in F2P and P2P video games. Where are the crazy campaigns against that? I'm not even going to rope in games that just sell cosmetics, so we're not even looking at Fortnite. But what about FIFA, Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes, Call of Duty (insert sub-branding here) etc. etc. etc.
Okay so the Chris Roberts name got me to do one thing blindly without thinking about the consequences of my actions at all... and that was typing the URL robertsspaceindustries.com. My actions subsequent to that were well thought out as every action I make is when it involves my pocket-book. I don't care if you're an idiot who gave the project 20k back in 2014 and now you feel ripped off. Go to hell, if you have 20k laying around to toss at a kick-starter then you have to have some brains... an if you contributed 20k to this game and couldn't afford it... GO TO HELL! That's on you, not on CIG, Chris Roberts, Roberts Space Industries, Santa Clause, The Tooth Fairy or whatever else you come up with to place the blame on.
I "pledged" in 2014 and I knew exactly what I was doing. I wasn't "buying" a game. I wasn't "guaranteed" anything. I made a "pledge" to a project that I believed in. In exchange for that "pledge" I was given 3 ships that may or may not appear in the game when it's released... cough Redeemer cough. Now, all I have to say to these idiots is this... Go To Hell and Shut the #%^$ up! We don't care! If you want to fight an injustice, make videos about how EA among other companies is using predatory practices to get under-age children to buy / gamble with loot-boxes.
/soap-box
I need a drink... no I'm not mad, really I'm good.
Huzzah! Concur completely.What I find confusing about all this is that there are many, many times more people who have blown thousands, tens of thousands on micro-transactions in F2P and P2P video games. Where are the crazy campaigns against that? I'm not even going to rope in games that just sell cosmetics, so we're not even looking at Fortnite. But what about FIFA, Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes, Call of Duty (insert sub-branding here) etc. etc. etc.
Okay so the Chris Roberts name got me to do one thing blindly without thinking about the consequences of my actions at all... and that was typing the URL robertsspaceindustries.com. My actions subsequent to that were well thought out as every action I make is when it involves my pocket-book. I don't care if you're an idiot who gave the project 20k back in 2014 and now you feel ripped off. Go to hell, if you have 20k laying around to toss at a kick-starter then you have to have some brains... an if you contributed 20k to this game and couldn't afford it... GO TO HELL! That's on you, not on CIG, Chris Roberts, Roberts Space Industries, Santa Clause, The Tooth Fairy or whatever else you come up with to place the blame on.
I "pledged" in 2014 and I knew exactly what I was doing. I wasn't "buying" a game. I wasn't "guaranteed" anything. I made a "pledge" to a project that I believed in. In exchange for that "pledge" I was given 3 ships that may or may not appear in the game when it's released... cough Redeemer cough. Now, all I have to say to these idiots is this... Go To Hell and Shut the #%^$ up! We don't care! If you want to fight an injustice, make videos about how EA among other companies is using predatory practices to get under-age children to buy / gamble with loot-boxes.
/soap-box
I need a drink... no I'm not mad, really I'm good.
Oh yeah, purchased shortly after it was announced as the winner of "The Next Great Starship."Huzzah! Concur completely.
Also... Redeemer?!? Like original Redeemer? Fuck me am I ever jealous of that.
That makes me feel all sorts of things that I wish I didn't feel. Haha. Lucky man.Oh yeah, purchased shortly after it was announced as the winner of "The Next Great Starship."
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There are apparently time travelers... lol... they told us so. This maybe Montoya in disguise.How can the Earth be 6000 years old? History started in 1776! :-)
Well he's entitled to his opinion. I don't know what his background is, but he seems to not understand a few things about finance, something @Montoya is probably "a little" more versed in. I also don't think it's incumbent on @Montoya to proactively offer advice - in other words it was more DG360's responsibility to seek advice and an explanation of at least the basics of a topic that he's not an expert on. The way it works is a little more complex than balancing your checkbook.Yay! A response I haven't watched because I'm on decompression and drinking copious amounts of beer. Enjoy!
Yay! A response I haven't watched because I'm on decompression and drinking copious amounts of beer. Enjoy!
Well he's entitled to his opinion. I don't know what his background is, but he seems to not understand a few things about finance, something @Montoya is probably "a little" more versed in. I also don't think it's incumbent on @Montoya to proactively offer advice - in other words it was more DG360's responsibility to seek advice and an explanation of at least the basics of a topic that he's not an expert on. The way it works is a little more complex than balancing your checkbook.
This is the problem with Youtube, anyone with a face can make a video, and sometimes they're on the money - sometimes they're not. In this case, DG360 was not. If CIG was making a profit at this stage in development, I would be a little concerned about the project. Its not normal for a software development company to make a profit during the development of their software - and for what it's worth, any investor including us, should be at least aware of that. You don't want their burn rate (money coming out of the company) to be so large they don't have a chance to recover. But you want them burning their own assets - It's called "skin". You want CIG's ownership to have skin in the project.
So you have some of that with extra butter?