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I completely understand thinking this way, I don't know why more devs don't adopt the mount and blade early access model of offering some deep, deep discounts to those who take the risk. Gamers who do this are basically investors in a project and should be treated as such. Not a gullible fanbase to be milked when the game isn't even finished. Yeah you make less money initially, but at the end of the day if people see you do updates regularly gamers are going to feel like they got a genuine deal for spotting the project early.

16 days ago
2 score
Reason: None provided.

I completely understand thinking this way, I actually don't know why more devs don't adopt the mount and blade early access model of offering some deep, deep discounts to those who take the risk. Gamers who do this are basically investors in a project and should be treated as such. Not a gullible fanbase to be milked when the game isn't even finished. Yeah you make less money initially, but at the end of the day if people see you do updates regularly gamers are going to feel like they got a genuine deal for spotting the project early.

17 days ago
2 score
Reason: None provided.

I completely understand thinking this way, I actually don't know why more devs don't adopt the mount and blade early access model of offering some deep, deep discounts to those who take the risk. Gamers who do this are basically investors in a project and should be treated as such. Not a gullible fanbase to be milked when the game isn't even finished. Yeah you make less money, but at the end of the day if people see you do updates regularly gamers are going to feel like they got a genuine deal for spotting the project early.

17 days ago
2 score
Reason: Original

I completely understand thinking this way, I actually don't know why more devs don't adopt the mount and blade early access model of offering some deep, deep discounts to those who take the risk. Gamers who do this are basically investors in a project and should be treated as such. Not a gullible fanbase to be milked when the game isn't even finished. Yeah you make more money, but at the end of the day if people see you do updates regularly gamers are going to feel like they got a genuine deal for spotting the project early.

17 days ago
1 score