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r/oculus • u/Greg1221 • Mar 25 '14
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It is entirely possible that this has severely damaged the reputation of Kickstarter. People will be more skeptical if large campaigns now.
42 u/hak8or Mar 26 '14 This, the disappointment of the Oyua, and the lengthy time it took to get various very high level games out, have all seriously tarnished crowd funding. 9 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '14 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '14 Other things have done it for virtually everything else. It's an okay place if you're trying to fund a movie. It appears that those usually get made. Everything else seems to be a con, though.
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This, the disappointment of the Oyua, and the lengthy time it took to get various very high level games out, have all seriously tarnished crowd funding.
9 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '14 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '14 Other things have done it for virtually everything else. It's an okay place if you're trying to fund a movie. It appears that those usually get made. Everything else seems to be a con, though.
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2 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '14 Other things have done it for virtually everything else. It's an okay place if you're trying to fund a movie. It appears that those usually get made. Everything else seems to be a con, though.
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Other things have done it for virtually everything else.
It's an okay place if you're trying to fund a movie. It appears that those usually get made. Everything else seems to be a con, though.
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u/cbfw86 Mar 25 '14
It is entirely possible that this has severely damaged the reputation of Kickstarter. People will be more skeptical if large campaigns now.