I got some Mango Hot sauce from Kickstarter and had it delivered.
Have your Kickstarter or Patreon delivered?
Have your Kickstarter or Patreon delivered?
What kickstarters have you kickstarted, and what patreons have you supported?
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Patreons I support:
Last Podcast On The Left - https://www.patreon.com/lastpodcastontheleft
Doughboys - https://www.patreon.com/doughboys
Action Boyz - https://www.patreon.com/ActionBoyz
Last Podcast On The Left - https://www.patreon.com/lastpodcastontheleft
Doughboys - https://www.patreon.com/doughboys
Action Boyz - https://www.patreon.com/ActionBoyz
A lot of Board games and webcomics to paper.
Video game wise: Ultimate Chicken Horse, Yooka Laylee, Sundered, Foundation.
Board games and books are sometimes late by a few months.
Video games are known to be often late by a year or more (UCH and Sundered were on time) which makes me less encline to support them.
I follow patreons by have yet to sub to someone.
Video game wise: Ultimate Chicken Horse, Yooka Laylee, Sundered, Foundation.
Board games and books are sometimes late by a few months.
Video games are known to be often late by a year or more (UCH and Sundered were on time) which makes me less encline to support them.
I follow patreons by have yet to sub to someone.
I've only backed a couple KS cuz I'm lazy and poor
NightCry
Blue Omen Operation
Patreon...uhh I can't say here
Except CrankyConstruct's RPG with cool art and characters
NightCry
Blue Omen Operation
Patreon...uhh I can't say here
Except CrankyConstruct's RPG with cool art and characters
Patreons:
Easy allies, best in the biz when it comes to game coverage. They are atleast 80% of what I watch on my tv. They do some very creative stuff as well like d&d as well as producing there own series called box peek
Kinda funny games, I love the kinda funny games daily as a breaking news show. It's consistently good.
Never funded a kickstarter, I want immediate rewards when I spend money.
Easy allies, best in the biz when it comes to game coverage. They are atleast 80% of what I watch on my tv. They do some very creative stuff as well like d&d as well as producing there own series called box peek
Kinda funny games, I love the kinda funny games daily as a breaking news show. It's consistently good.
Never funded a kickstarter, I want immediate rewards when I spend money.
Jim Sterling, Easy Allies, Matthewmatosis, Cane and Rinse, Webcomic Name all get my patreon money. My only kickstarter was Mighty No 9. Won't be doing that again.
I've backed 25 successful Kickstarter projects to the tune of around $1100. There's too many to list, but they include 4 pieces of gaming/computing hardware, a couple local projects, a couple non-electronic devices and a bunch of games.
For Patreon, I only give to two projects: the Oddity Archive Youtube channel and the Small Town Murder/Crime in Sports podcasts.
For Patreon, I only give to two projects: the Oddity Archive Youtube channel and the Small Town Murder/Crime in Sports podcasts.
Kickstarters:
Big D and the Kids' Table - Two New Albums (Stomp and Stroll),
Anamanaguchi - make Endless Fantasy more than an album,
Mighty No. 9,
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero,
Bee and Puppycat: The Series,
Amplitude,
Happy Hell,
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night,
"This is Fine" Plush Dog.
I've mostly been pretty happy with them. I would have backed Indivisible, but I was broke at the time.
Patreon:
None.
There's a few people I would support, but I don't have the money or can be sure I can contribute monthly.
Big D and the Kids' Table - Two New Albums (Stomp and Stroll),
Anamanaguchi - make Endless Fantasy more than an album,
Mighty No. 9,
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero,
Bee and Puppycat: The Series,
Amplitude,
Happy Hell,
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night,
"This is Fine" Plush Dog.
I've mostly been pretty happy with them. I would have backed Indivisible, but I was broke at the time.
Patreon:
None.
There's a few people I would support, but I don't have the money or can be sure I can contribute monthly.
The only kickstarter I've ever backed is by the band Icon for Hire for their album "You Can't Kill Us". It was mostly because I liked the band and wanted to support them going independent.
no kickstarter because no payment option i can fulfil
i've been supporting Clemps and Dark Pixel gaming for a while now on Patreon
i've been supporting Clemps and Dark Pixel gaming for a while now on Patreon
I've backed 2 kickstarters total. One was to buy Max Huffman (then the artist of the Mocktopus webcomic) a new laptop after his previous one died. He was still in highschool at the time
The other one I backed was the English dub of the French cartoon Wakfu. I know a lot of people were quite displeased with how it was run, but I got everything I wanted out of it so I was quite happy.
The other one I backed was the English dub of the French cartoon Wakfu. I know a lot of people were quite displeased with how it was run, but I got everything I wanted out of it so I was quite happy.
A bunch of games that have so far all delivered (I mean, to various degrees of quality, but you know) and a few that were cancelled or whatever and I was refunded.
I haven't felt outright "burned" because all I ever really pledge for is the base level 99% of the time, which just means a copy of the game.
I have never used patreon.
edit: wait. Nintendo Force Magazine switched to Patreon, so I do use it!
I haven't felt outright "burned" because all I ever really pledge for is the base level 99% of the time, which just means a copy of the game.
I have never used patreon.
edit: wait. Nintendo Force Magazine switched to Patreon, so I do use it!
Torment: Tides of Numenaria - Never even played it.
Amplitude - Played it for a bit and really enjoyed it, but haven't gone back to it.
Heart Forth, Alicia - Game's been in development for like seven years now, Jesus fuck.
That's it. I think I supported Yooka-Laylee and then quickly rescinded it. No money spent on non-vidya stuff.
Amplitude - Played it for a bit and really enjoyed it, but haven't gone back to it.
Heart Forth, Alicia - Game's been in development for like seven years now, Jesus fuck.
That's it. I think I supported Yooka-Laylee and then quickly rescinded it. No money spent on non-vidya stuff.
I've backed Yooka-Laylee, and an indie game called Little Devil Inside but what they promised has been achieved by Breath of the Wild so I've lost interest and it's been too long.
I've also backed the Kickstarters for my own publisher to translate our books in english, but I've backed the bare minimum cuz I'm broke, haha... ha...
I've also backed the Kickstarters for my own publisher to translate our books in english, but I've backed the bare minimum cuz I'm broke, haha... ha...
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Three Xeric watches, the Evergraph automatic, Soloscope RQ and Trappist-1, all delivered.
Also Sabertron, foam light-up combat swords with built-in scoring. Backed this around 3 years ago or so, and hopefully they're shipping to backers this summer.
https://www.sabertron.com/
Also Sabertron, foam light-up combat swords with built-in scoring. Backed this around 3 years ago or so, and hopefully they're shipping to backers this summer.
https://www.sabertron.com/
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Backed a whole lot of board games and a couple of video games.
Only Patreon I have right now is Sorastro's Miniatures Painting.
Only Patreon I have right now is Sorastro's Miniatures Painting.
I have yet to back a kickstarter. Patreon appeals to me even less. Ive been tempted by a few kickstarters, never once considered a patreon.
Kickstarted MST3k and a couple of Rifftrax endeavors (Miami Connection was one I think, whatever that group of riffs was).
Patreon is Easy Allies and Ralph Garman/Ralph Report (if you're in LA you prob know him) monthly.
Patreon is Easy Allies and Ralph Garman/Ralph Report (if you're in LA you prob know him) monthly.
I supported Easy Allies on Patreon since launch up until last month. I still love them and they've still the only gaming podcast that I'm willing to listen to, but ultimately I was disappointed by their output of produced video content. Video game streams are just not for me and that seems what they're mostly doing now. 0 announcements at their second anniversary was enough for me to decide that it just didn't make sense for me anymore.
Now I'm considering to put that money into the We Hate Movies podcast instead. It's one of my favorite podcasts and I've been listening to the guys for years now. With a Patreon exclusive episode every month, in addition to the regular episodes every week and the occasional mailbag episode on top of it, I'm definitely getting my money's worth.
Now I'm considering to put that money into the We Hate Movies podcast instead. It's one of my favorite podcasts and I've been listening to the guys for years now. With a Patreon exclusive episode every month, in addition to the regular episodes every week and the occasional mailbag episode on top of it, I'm definitely getting my money's worth.
The only patreon that I've supported so far is a streamer called Shytomb. Will support more in the future.
I limit myself to one a year max.
I did shenmue 3
I backed the Uuni Pro (outdoor pizza oven)
This year it's fireball island.
I did shenmue 3
I backed the Uuni Pro (outdoor pizza oven)
This year it's fireball island.
Kickstarters would be just Them's Fightin' Herds and Indivisible, I think.
On Patreon, I support a bunch of MLP fan artists at $1 each. I'm less inclined to give money to those who already get a lot of support.
On Patreon, I support a bunch of MLP fan artists at $1 each. I'm less inclined to give money to those who already get a lot of support.
Only people I ever supported were Pomplamoose (twice) and an 8-bit book author.
Got soap off Pomplamoose and a gorgeous book off the 8-bit fella, it was honestly so nice I keep it in the padded envelope it came in.
As far as Patreon goes have subbed to a few per month for content I like. Few dollars won't hurt the bank.
Left a comment on Nataly Dawns' channel when she was at 5k dollars per video and she just made some cooking thing for content (as a musician) I thought it was cheap. She was not happy and told me to retract my non-existent Patreon pledge if I didn't like her video. So I un-subbed. Shame too as I love her voice.
Was just a 'meh' situation, still think Jack Conte is a genius both musically and for what he has achieved.
Got soap off Pomplamoose and a gorgeous book off the 8-bit fella, it was honestly so nice I keep it in the padded envelope it came in.
As far as Patreon goes have subbed to a few per month for content I like. Few dollars won't hurt the bank.
Left a comment on Nataly Dawns' channel when she was at 5k dollars per video and she just made some cooking thing for content (as a musician) I thought it was cheap. She was not happy and told me to retract my non-existent Patreon pledge if I didn't like her video. So I un-subbed. Shame too as I love her voice.
Was just a 'meh' situation, still think Jack Conte is a genius both musically and for what he has achieved.
Can't say I had much to complain about :
I just need to calm down on the board game side... I went a little crazy with Kingdom Death.
I've never been interested in Kickstarters, but I'm definitely supportive of people trying to make a living on YouTube that can't due to a lack of popularity or YouTube's new rules.
Right now I support the following YouTube channels with a few bucks every month.
Townsendsan insightful look into Colonial life by a community of historical recreators; includes features like cooking up recipes from 300 year old cookbooks.
Level 1 Techs is just another tech YouTube channel. I don't watch most of their output, but I like the rapport among the people and enjoy their weekly news rundown. They put a lot of work into it their videos and offer a level of technical insight that might just be glossed over in a Linus video.
Latte ASMR. I have always found most ASMR videos to be creepy or unaffective, but I stumbled upon this channel a year ago and I'm not sure what it is--the production values, the slightly awkward English, maybe just her particular mannerisms--but this shit puts me to sleep in a good way.
I'm always on the look out for more Patreons to support, but these are the only ones I can think of at the moment that actively need my support and whose videos I always immediately try to make time for.
Right now I support the following YouTube channels with a few bucks every month.
Townsendsan insightful look into Colonial life by a community of historical recreators; includes features like cooking up recipes from 300 year old cookbooks.
Level 1 Techs is just another tech YouTube channel. I don't watch most of their output, but I like the rapport among the people and enjoy their weekly news rundown. They put a lot of work into it their videos and offer a level of technical insight that might just be glossed over in a Linus video.
Latte ASMR. I have always found most ASMR videos to be creepy or unaffective, but I stumbled upon this channel a year ago and I'm not sure what it is--the production values, the slightly awkward English, maybe just her particular mannerisms--but this shit puts me to sleep in a good way.
I'm always on the look out for more Patreons to support, but these are the only ones I can think of at the moment that actively need my support and whose videos I always immediately try to make time for.
Kickstarter/IndieGoGo:
MST3K: The Return - Well worth the investment. They absolutely nailed it. Look for my name in the credits (along with a billion others)
Ghost Song - Backed in August of 2013. My wife and I have had two kids since then. I've given up.
Angry Video Game Nerd Movie - It sucked, but after all the years of him entertaining me for free, I didn't mind kicking in a bit
Patreon:
Just my friend Bridget who does amazing things with yarn:
MST3K: The Return - Well worth the investment. They absolutely nailed it. Look for my name in the credits (along with a billion others)
Ghost Song - Backed in August of 2013. My wife and I have had two kids since then. I've given up.
Angry Video Game Nerd Movie - It sucked, but after all the years of him entertaining me for free, I didn't mind kicking in a bit
Patreon:
Just my friend Bridget who does amazing things with yarn:
The Hotline Miami 1 vinyl set is the only thing I've backed on Kickstarter. It was something like £30 and well worth it.
I generally have a rule to not bother with Patreon, but I was more than happy to make an exception for Limmy with his homemade show, although it never amounted to anything as he managed to get the BBC to air it anyway. I'll more than likely support him again if he goes back to it for whatever reason.
I generally have a rule to not bother with Patreon, but I was more than happy to make an exception for Limmy with his homemade show, although it never amounted to anything as he managed to get the BBC to air it anyway. I'll more than likely support him again if he goes back to it for whatever reason.
Mighty No 9; That was a disaster.
Mega Man X figure; Was a disaster as I didn't get my figure and I couldn't contact them.
Yooka-Layee; got the product, the game is okay but tries to be something that it is not.
I am done with Kickstarter, too risky for low returns.
Mega Man X figure; Was a disaster as I didn't get my figure and I couldn't contact them.
Yooka-Layee; got the product, the game is okay but tries to be something that it is not.
I am done with Kickstarter, too risky for low returns.
I backed a few Kickstarters for people I know IRL:
Stop Telling Women to Smile
Dust N Dignity
Guernica Annual, Vol. 2
And also Bloodstained. I got the rewards for everything but Bloodstained. I kinda sorta regret backing that one if I'm being honest.
Oh, and I also backed an Indigogo for a medium/large format version of Cinestill T800 film. That took a while but it was worth it considering how much that stuff normally costs for a roll.
Nowadays unless it's a really, really good deal (or a friend) I don't see myself backing anything. I've never used Patreon because I remember not too long after I heard about it they were in the news for security issues.
Stop Telling Women to Smile
Dust N Dignity
Guernica Annual, Vol. 2
And also Bloodstained. I got the rewards for everything but Bloodstained. I kinda sorta regret backing that one if I'm being honest.
Oh, and I also backed an Indigogo for a medium/large format version of Cinestill T800 film. That took a while but it was worth it considering how much that stuff normally costs for a roll.
Nowadays unless it's a really, really good deal (or a friend) I don't see myself backing anything. I've never used Patreon because I remember not too long after I heard about it they were in the news for security issues.
I supported a patreon that scanlated manga. I got my request scanlated so yes, it did deliver. Translation wasn't the best, but it's better than nothing.
Games
H-Hour
Bloodstained
RE2 board game
Collectables
All of Marauders 3.75 military figure kickstarters
Boss Fight Studios 3.75 Mythology and Fantasy figure kickstarter
Patreon
Easy Allies
H-Hour
Bloodstained
RE2 board game
Collectables
All of Marauders 3.75 military figure kickstarters
Boss Fight Studios 3.75 Mythology and Fantasy figure kickstarter
Patreon
Easy Allies
I've only donated to The Outlaw Johnny Black on Indiegogo. The goal wasnt reached there but I hope the film gets made anyway.