Deal Me In LIVE - Episode 2 - Everything Kickstarter Edition
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2024
- #PlayingCards #DeckReview
Dive into the exciting world of playing cards with "Deal Me In" - your biweekly pass to everything playing cards! Join Omar from The Gentleman Wake, Chris Hage from Wondercraft Playing Cards, and Chris Moyer from Chambertin Cards as they showcase the latest releases, share expert opinions, and discuss the ins and outs of playing cards. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a newcomer, this dynamic trio promises a perfect blend of entertainment and education in every episode.
To Purchase previous TGW Playing Card Deck release visit www.thegentlemanwake.com
Follow Chris Moyer (ChambertinCards) at chambertincards
Follow Chris Hage at:
www.wondercraftcards.com
IG: @wondercraftcards
Facebook: /wondercraftcards 
Развлечения
jackson robinson was nearly the entire time in the chat, you should have him too in one of the future episodes
I'm not sure if you mentioned in the video, but the main problem with non-fulfillment is the mysterious disappearance. Where did the creator/money go? The backers just want closure. It's wrong to imply backers don't understand the risks of backing when it's written all over the wall.
Really loving the series - especially this one. Great tips for prospective campaigns throughout.
Glad you like them!
Hello, I would like to speak with a manager.
I have a problem with my order.
Yes, granted Kickstarter is not a store. I think everyone with half a brain is aware of the possibility of non-fulfillment. I think what people expect, myself included, is SOMETHING back. I know I'm supporting an artist, but I'm doing so for a specific project. If that specific project never sees the light of day, what did the money go towards? Surely the acquired funds were meant to cover everything from A to Z, so if hiccups started at G, suddenly you had to shell out to N and that's when you gave up, give me back my money from N to Z. Why would the creator keep the whole thing with the knowledge that they will no longer be moving forward with things? Idk when it's going to feel appropriate to talk about VXD, but when that time comes, I have thoughts to share.
Please feel free to correct me if I'm being short-sighted.
Not at all. And although your example is relevant, I wasn't really talking about one project in particular--more so in general!