Origin Studios or that EA Steam thing?
To my defense(?), I have not played Wasteland 2 yet (or nu-Torment, for that matter).Name and shame:
Nah, I meant this magnificent KSOrigin Studios or that EA Steam thing?
How is that a defense??? You've overpaid in advance and not played the game. What's the logical conclusion? Buy the next one!To my defense(?), I have not played Wasteland 2 yet (or nu-Torment, for that matter).Name and shame:
Heh, I did the same with Divinity: Original Sin. Although at least I played that game until the end of the first map (and am playing it now again in co-op with my wife).How is that a defense??? You've overpaid in advance and not played the game. What's the logical conclusion? Buy the next one!To my defense(?), I have not played Wasteland 2 yet (or nu-Torment, for that matter).Name and shame:
I can't change my vote but I actually forgot I backed Bards Tale , I actually backed 2 InXile games and already backed WL3.
Damn Bards Tale I keep forgetting it
What happened to not preordering video games?I guess I could have spent the money on booze and hookers, but I do not drink and am happily married. I also already own all Codex darlings from recent years (Underrail, Stasis, Xulima, etc.), so I will happily gamble $20 on getting a good isometric RPG, even if there is only 10% chance the gamble will pay off.
Good point. Although backing is not the same as preordering, it might as well be with a project like WL3 which is 100% guaranteed to succeed. I usually only back campaigns which might actually fail, and which will not see the light of day without a crowd-funding campaign (like Blood of November recently). This does not apply to Wasteland 3, so I guess I can cancel my pledge when the campaign reaches its funding goal. I will need to think about it. Thanks for forcing me to use my brain.What happened to not preordering video games?I guess I could have spent the money on booze and hookers, but I do not drink and am happily married. I also already own all Codex darlings from recent years (Underrail, Stasis, Xulima, etc.), so I will happily gamble $20 on getting a good isometric RPG, even if there is only 10% chance the gamble will pay off.
Nah.Also, drink some fucking beer. So much good local stuff in Potato.
Honestly, it's mostly the introduction of publishers from the get-go that makes me view this campaign as just a money grab for a game that can very well come out in next decade. But we can't forget that Wasteland 2 was actually successful and funds from it's sales should drive the development of further titles. Making the consumers take the risk always is not cool IMHO.Good point. Although backing is not the same as preordering, it might as well be with a project like WL3 which is 100% guaranteed to succeed. I usually only back campaigns which might actually fail, and which will not see the light of day without a crowd-funding campaign (like Blood of November recently). This does not apply to Wasteland 3, so I guess I can cancel my pledge when the campaign reaches its funding goal. I will need to think about it. Thanks for forcing me to use my brain.
I still haven't played Wasteland 2.