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Post by Oliver R Shead on Sept 15, 2015 0:26:48 GMT
Hi everyone! All suggestions for the Kickstarter can go here. I read them all, I appreciate them all! So far, backer feedback has made a big difference to the Infected campaign, so please keep it coming  ~Oliver |
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Post by Andreas on Sept 15, 2015 2:54:10 GMT
I think I already gave you plenty.  It's Andrew BTW. |
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Post by jazzybear on Sept 15, 2015 3:25:04 GMT
I think I helped early on too! Things doing well.
There is one thing to think about. Just ahead of the 48 hour mark you need to flip flop the KS page and show all the EXTRAS Unlocked. No reason to SELL anymore since they were sold before and marked the 48 reminder window.
Also just before the last hour, make sure the page has all your website and links and stuff for AFTER the KS permanent look.
Jazzy B-)
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Post by Oliver R Shead on Sept 15, 2015 15:11:29 GMT
Hi guys, True, you have given great suggestions! They are all appreciated I guess we could have done with this forum a few weeks back, haha! Those are great points Jazzy! Could you possibly help me by telling me what exactly flip flopping is? Do you mean that I show all of the Add-Ons and Stretch Goals Achieved? And yes, I need to work on what to present there before the last hour... that's important! Any thoughts? Cheers again! |
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Post by jazzybear on Sept 16, 2015 0:25:28 GMT
yes so the stuff at the bottom of the page now should be at the top like all the unlocked stuff and the SELLING should be dropped to the bottom. The people were already sold when they hit the reminder button.
The last hour tends to be a brief thanks and an if you missed it come over here... all of ur links to sales forums twitter FB and etc. Think about people coming back before delivery and then people finding this a year later in a google search.
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Post by Oliver R Shead on Sept 16, 2015 1:58:02 GMT
Makes sense! I'll have to set up that G+ and FB Community then pretty pronto eh |
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Post by terrement on Sept 16, 2015 14:08:12 GMT
I know we can use the minis we already have but have you considered doing a mini KS later for both the infected and for survivor groups? I'm guessing the concept art you pretty much have at least as a starting point, you could start small with an initial offering like some other KS are doing to see the viability, and if it does well, do a larger one or a series of smaller ones.
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Post by Oliver R Shead on Sept 16, 2015 14:39:57 GMT
Hi terrement, Yeah it's not a bad idea! Generally this game is more story based rather than mini-based, but even so, minis can be pretty cool. If it's something players want, then it's certainly something I'd like to deliver upon! And just thinking about having minis for the Infected is pretty cool actually... I'd love to know your thoughts on the matter a bit further And of course, everyone else! Are minis wanted for a future KS? I've been certainly looking into doing a future KS after the book gets delivered, of setting areas and more cool fluff for the setting. I think, though, that it might be better to do it with black-and-white art, so the entry cost isn't so prohibitive. Just something I'm working out - the cost of these epic full-colour images, and of a full-colour book, is quite high. So I guess it depends on what backers want - more content with less colour art (there could be some colour spreads, but mostly b&w), or less pages but full colour? ~Oliver |
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Post by Andreas on Sept 17, 2015 2:51:14 GMT
Trust me Oliver, Mini's, while expensive are a BIG deal to many gamers. Sadly, it's due to games like Dnd 4.0 and 5.0, but it's what a lot of younger gamers want to help them visualize. I'd suggest a company like Prodos Games.
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Post by pappadoc on Sept 17, 2015 3:18:55 GMT
Personally, I know what most weapons looks like and I would rather have content then have alot of money on artwork. Please don't get me wrong... what you have is great and can be reused again, but I... that is just me. Want more than just art work. I want charts, encounter tables, and scenarios or even a campaign pack that covers four scenarios packs. That way things can be tied into one another like they did in D&D. G1, G2, G3, and Giant's Lair adventure Campaign pack.
Just my .02 cents
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Post by Oliver R Shead on Sept 17, 2015 11:30:54 GMT
Yeah good points guys! I'd love to get a bit more feedback from a few more backers before I made a definitive move on those. Can some more people post their answers here?
Would you like minis as a future release?
What do you prefer for future setting books in Infected? More content, charts, encounter tables and adventures, with not so expensive art (i.e b&w art)? Or is epic art and full colour your first priority? It's not to say there can't be both, but where I put the focus will be important.
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Post by pappadoc on Sept 17, 2015 23:09:16 GMT
More content, charts, encounter tables and adventures, with not so expensive art (i.e b&w art)... for me.
I would rather have content that I can use in a game vs..... look at art.
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Post by Amagi on Sept 18, 2015 1:26:52 GMT
More content, charts, encounter tables and adventures, with not so expensive art (i.e b&w art)... for me. I would rather have content that I can use in a game vs..... look at art. Concur. Substance and depth matters. Expensive art is a luxury. Additional, content will add depth and build upon the solid foundation. B&W is a suitable alternative. Exciting project. No wrong answers here. All great choices. |
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Post by Oliver R Shead on Sept 18, 2015 14:38:22 GMT
Good stuff guys! I appreciate the honest feedback |
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Post by ralph on Sept 30, 2015 15:02:10 GMT
How do you intend to handle big battles? Let's say the PC's are in only one corner of a larger battle and you have scenarios for different outcomes, how will you choose?
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