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Rexim posted:Has a kickstarter ever actually succeeded? That really depends on what you mean by "succeeded." Ouya got a product out the door, but... it was the Ouya, so I don't know if I'd call that success. Divinity: Original Sin seems to be doing well for itself. Pebble managed a moderate success before more capable smartwatches made it even more irrelevant than it already was. Oculus Rift did well enough for Facebook to consider them worth buying. I would say those all "succeeded" by various measures. Are they all worthwhile? Well, that's an entirely different question.
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is that the game where you can be a hot dog man?
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Rexim posted:Has a kickstarter ever actually succeeded?
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:don't you loving dare bie
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What percentage of Kickstarter frauds have been prosecuted or brought to justice in any way? actually a single real example of dork justice will suffice
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Rexim posted:Has a kickstarter ever actually succeeded? Wasteland 2 exists. It's not the greatest game in the world but it's pretty exactly what Wasteland would be if they made it in 2014, mission accomplished?
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I didn't know what star citizen really was other than from endless context clues, but this is the first time I've seen it. Other than the astonishing fact there is a crowd and stage for this non existent game, I am crying from laughing so hard at this whole video. 10/10 A+
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No, we don't know, probably not, it's probably going to suck anyway
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