Acevil said:
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You take money from a person with lofty promises and limited information. People get on board because of flashy incentives, and then usually the project doesn't pan out completely. Crowd-funding usually doesn't raise enough money to develop a full sized game anyway, which is what a lot of the people advertise. Most projects raise what, $100,000-200,000? A lot of that cash goes to paying salaries, and then the bit that is left over is used to make a game that is a shell of what people expected.
You're Gonna Carry That Weight.
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