We've got a (HUGE FUCKING) problem here (updated)

[Nessaj]

Show some twitter love for Warhorse Studios, the guys behind Kingdom Come, they actually mentioned us in their twitter feed! https://twitter.com/WarhorseStudios/status/536885610582388737

Very wow!

[Joseph Porta]

Retweet fgts

[722_]

They also followed melee on twitter

[MeevarTheMighty]

Show some twitter love for Warhorse Studios, the guys behind Kingdom Come, they actually mentioned us in their twitter feed! https://twitter.com/WarhorseStudios/status/536885610582388737

Very wow!

Yeah, that's great news, I really didn't think they'd be interested. I still don't see them on the backer list and Karol Lempochner is the only Czech national I could find there, but if they back - their own Kickstarter exploded when Chris Roberts backed them and they actually blew that information into a full Thankyou Chris Roberts type update on Kickstarter. It has a very good chance of being a big break for this project, so I'd be making plans for capitalising on it.

If you can get some kind of exchange going, it could be really worthwhile.

CR and Warhorse traded some tech, but even something more gestural, or one sided could work. You could include something about their project - like the top tier physical rewards, dev faces, one of the castles from their map, whatever - as in-game items as a big thankyou. If you did do something like that and the thankyou included an exclusive for K:CD backers, they'd be unlikely to want to throw away a gift.

Edit: Apricose, your graphs are a little wonky in that today's line is still incomplete/rising. You should extrapolate from the second last line.

[Falka]

No need to worry folks. Only 3 k more and we can be almost sure that devs will reach their goal 

Of the projects that have reached 20% of their funding goal, 81% were successfully funded. Of the projects that have reached 60% of their funding goal, 98% were successfully funded. Projects either make their goal or find little support. There's little in-between.

[Aprikose]

No need to worry folks. Only 3 k more and we can be almost sure that devs will reach their goal 

meh dis is not so reliable

[Frell]

No need to worry folks. Only 3 k more and we can be almost sure that devs will reach their goal 

Times have changed (though I'm not sure of the date on that statistic). KS isn't as explosive as it used to be, refer to my post on page 1.

Just because they make it to 20% doesn't mean the community should stop promoting it, have to keep pushing.

[agweber]

meh dis is not so reliable

We're already past 20%, but I think that the statistics given don't apply to us as much, because probably 90% of this is from the crpg community. If this was 20% from the wide world I'd be much more relaxed and less worried.

We definitely need to keep spreading the word and promoting this project. Finding bigger and better sources and having demo players is the way to go!

[Rebelyell]

we are on 6yh place on http://www.kicktraq.com
soo yeha

[karasu]

5th. 

[WITCHCRAFT]

Weeeeelll, that's the cRPG community's money gone, that's about it.

somebody does not understand kickstarter

[Bittersteel]

somebody does not understand kickstarter

How so? I know the money is only being given if the goal is reached if that's what you're referring to.

[Teeth]

Saying that 'the community's money is gone' is very easy to interpret as 'the community will lose its pledged money'. You probably are referring to that the devs will not receive the community's money, but the distinction is important.

[Bittersteel]

Oh, well I meant that it got to 20k very quickly and it was mostly thanks to the cRPG community and it would start being slowed down, which, by the looks of things, it has.

[Aprikose]

Oh, well I meant that it got to 20k very quickly and it was mostly thanks to the cRPG community and it would start being slowed down, which, by the looks of things, it has.

and thats the reasone why this:

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Of the projects that have reached 20% of their funding goal, 81% were successfully funded. Of the projects that have reached 60% of their funding goal, 98% were successfully funded. Projects either make their goal or find little support. There's little in-between.

is bullcrap at our project