>Yeah, see, this is one of the several reasons why I don't hold with
>Kickstarter, particularly for big entertainment projects. With
>technology Kickstarters, you at least have a good idea what the thing
>is supposed to do before they start. Leaving aside the inevitability
>of delays and project creep, games and whatnot can just diverge into
>whatever the hell the developers happen to think of during the
>process, and if you don't like what their New Vision is, you're
>stuffed.

I seem to recall reading, a couple months back, how Kickstarted had implemented some sort of idea, possibly in response to exactly this or at least similar, that when the developers did something of that nature, so you could say "this is not what I signed up and payed my money for, give me my fucking dough back."

Now, I COULD be wrong, but I am fairly sure I saw something to the effect.

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