Arrakis09 wrote:I see that some changes came in at 19 October, but either way we have definietely passed crowdfunding stage after success on Steam.
Great to hear!Why not to put this awesome game on a Kickstarter?
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DichBach - Posts: 90
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Re: Why not to put this awesome game on a Kickstarte?
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DichBach
» 05 Dec 2014, 19:29
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Ontrose - Devoted Believer
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Re: Why not to put this awesome game on a Kickstarter?
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Ontrose
» 06 Dec 2014, 07:02
Crowdfunding is over.
The reason: it already "flopped" once.
Now its more or less time for marketing and advertising. Which means: Community has to work.
The best marketing for sure are happy customers and a good product.
Both in the hands of Bobik and his Team. Give them a couple of weeks for a rudimantary "Guild" System and a few fixes for the combat and you will see the community will start to grow again with many happy faces (and more trolls then ever ^^).
Btw.
If you think it through christmas would be nice to release the "guild and combat" update. Even if its just a rudimentary one. Many people got time to spare then, are in a happy mood. Perfect time to make some mouth-to-mouth advertising as well. (If the content is worth it. It's a nice game, but it still lacks what [sadly] too many people focus on. War and fighting.)
And i think, the big magazines might take another look on the game, if such things are in. Fighting and Guilds will hook more people then building alone.
The reason: it already "flopped" once.
Now its more or less time for marketing and advertising. Which means: Community has to work.
The best marketing for sure are happy customers and a good product.
Both in the hands of Bobik and his Team. Give them a couple of weeks for a rudimantary "Guild" System and a few fixes for the combat and you will see the community will start to grow again with many happy faces (and more trolls then ever ^^).
Btw.
If you think it through christmas would be nice to release the "guild and combat" update. Even if its just a rudimentary one. Many people got time to spare then, are in a happy mood. Perfect time to make some mouth-to-mouth advertising as well. (If the content is worth it. It's a nice game, but it still lacks what [sadly] too many people focus on. War and fighting.)And i think, the big magazines might take another look on the game, if such things are in. Fighting and Guilds will hook more people then building alone.
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BassaX - Alpha Tester
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Re: Why not to put this awesome game on a Kickstarter?
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BassaX
» 09 Dec 2014, 07:39
Ontrose wrote:Crowdfunding is over.
The reason: it already "flopped" once.
Now its more or less time for marketing and advertising. Which means: Community has to work.
The best marketing for sure are happy customers and a good product.
Both in the hands of Bobik and his Team. Give them a couple of weeks for a rudimantary "Guild" System and a few fixes for the combat and you will see the community will start to grow again with many happy faces (and more trolls then ever ^^).
Btw.
And i think, the big magazines might take another look on the game, if such things are in. Fighting and Guilds will hook more people then building alone.
Xmas time would be perfect to start an alpha of the MMO version but it is not gonna happen. I still stand on my point since this game has a lot to show and deffinately people would be interested and ready to pledge if they would be able to play an alpha, lets say, in one month after Kickstarted.