Oh my god this is the greatest kickstarter ever!

It's not about the card game, it's about how the 100,000$ kickstarter was funded. In three days. That's the scary twisted part. People just throwing money so casually at it. I would chuckle at it as ithe game itself is pretty ridiculous, but this just makes me want to cry for people.

Also, WTF?! Wolf Kanno! Welcome back, dude! :D

I don't care if people want to play this, what makes me sad is when this gets more funding much more quickly than people who are dying and in severe need of help.

I don't have $200 just laying around, but if I did, I know which of the two would be my priority (SPOILER)and it isn't the game smartass

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Originally Posted by NeoCracker

4 Reasons This One Kickstarter Proves Humanity Is Doomed | Cracked.com (NSFW)

Link to the actual kickstarter is in the article, but oh god I want this!

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Setting you up an online dating profile right now. You obviously need to get out... :eep:

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Pft, not as long as I have my Nazi harem to keep me company!

...Okay, maybe you have a point there.

haha this kickstarter

it's so ridiculous i can't help but laugh

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Originally Posted by shion

I don't care if people want to play this, what makes me sad is when this gets more funding much more quickly than people who are dying and in severe need of help.

I don't have $200 just laying around, but if I did, I know which of the two would be my priority (SPOILER)and it isn't the game smartass

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If you need something to restore your faith a bit, Awesome Games Done Quick 2014 raised over 1,031,000 dollars for Cancer Prevention in a week. They were getting donations so fast that they ran out of donation incentives and had to start making them up.

For those unaware, AGDQ is a fundraiser held annually (twice annually now, actually, as they have a Summer AGDQ as well) in which the speed running community runs through video games quickly. Most of the best speed runners from around the world gather and tear through games for donations. They also work with game publishers and developers to get prizes which are raffled off if you meet a minimum donation within a game bracket (for example, they were giving away a Legend of Zelda 3DS XL to the raffle winner of the Zelda bracket). They also have donation incentives they add in, where you can donate towards having particular games run during the marathon, adding in new objectives, or adding in bonus content, like discussion and commentary by developers (which made this year's Metroid Prime run absolutely incredible).