"I'd have a lot more money on my hands not to mention a lot more shelf space. "Doing the math, it seems like the winning move is to sit back, let the brave souls sort out the wheat from the chaff, and pay the eBay tax when a winner comes along," Ranker2 wrote. This year was an amazing year for triple-A games, including big names like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, and Destiny 2.But in the midst. But there's always a chance that the Kickstarter will fall through or just fail to meet expectations. Perhaps this stems from Kickstarter being a bit of a gamble - you're paying for an unfinished project with the hope that it will prove to be great. Ranker2 also wrote about how Kickstarting board games usually ends up saving buyers a bit of money, especially if they have to resort to buying the game or add-ons through eBay.īacking board games became a bit of an addiction, Ranker 2 wrote. I even backed projects simply because they had a large number of backers - obviously the game must be great or else so many people wouldn't have backed it right?" As time progressed, I kept Kickstarting more and more due to the fear of missing out. ![]() ![]() "I would monitor the Roundup almost religiously. ![]() "Kickstarting games felt as if I was part of this insider club with first sneak peeks at board games that the general population wasn't even aware of," Ranker2 wrote. How did it get this bad? Ranker2 said it was their fear of missing out (FOMO) on a potentially good game or a game that other people in the board game community were excited about.
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