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Pagi84
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Life's just one big disappointment isn't it? Every time you get a little hope, your dreams are shattered.
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As I understood this, he got offered 5mil. 🤷♂️So he basically wants to start a kickstarter campaign to raise funds for a game, which he intends on releasing for free?
With absolutely no reason to buy add-ons?
This just sounds like a massive scam.
He wants $5m dollars now to blow on a few holidays and then release Sociable Soccer.
As I understood this, he got offered 5mil. 🤷♂️
As I understood this, he got offered 5mil. 🤷♂️
trust yourself?After watching this, I trust him. I really think he's genuine and just wants to create a good unique game.
Think about it, if you are in his position. Getting backers this way is the best way to ensure you have money, but also have the freedom to create the exact game you want. Otherwise investors would obviously just demand a FUT copy and all that nonsense to maximum revenue and a ROI and mess up your vision.
Well I’ll say I trust him a little, but not enough to fund his Kickstarter without much more information and actual gameplay.Sure.
I am still amazed that people fall for stuff like this.
A guy talking about all the things that basically people say in forums, no presentation of the team behind it or anything, just 17 minutes of how he is the good guy and saviour.
This still sounds so much like the typical scams.
But if you want to believe in him go for it
Just don't be surprised if you get scammed in the end.
Again if you watched any episode on YouTube about some of the Scams on Kickstarter, all he is saying will sound pretty familiar.
It is the classic thing: guy with no background in gaming promises to make the ultimate game that will fulfill all the wishes people have.
If you have time watch on YouTube some videos about: Earth 2 or Chronicles of Elyria. You will see how familiar this seems.
If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
I think it was Pratchett who once wrote: If you want to sell glass as diamonds, you first need to make people really want to see diamonds.
Huh?trust yourself?
What actual promotion has he done so far?WTF? I just checked his Kickstarter that started today, only a few hours ago. 75 people have already pledged just over half of the $10k target.
A few YouTube videos talking to camera and a trailer. There's loads of info on Kickstarter that now has 85 backers and £5k pledged. I'm stunned at the generosity of people when I see these crowdfunding projects.What actual promotion has he done so far?
I'm amused someone has paid £780 for one of the highest rewards and to be on the cover!I especially love the part where in the FAQ he claims he doesn't do NFTs but in his Campaign description talks about rare items that you can trade for profit in a special marketplace.
My kind of humor.
I'm amused someone has paid £780 for one of the highest rewards and to be on the cover!
I mean I haven’t really looked up how scam kickstarters operate, but if someone was *scamming* I wouldn’t be surprised if there was kind of company that would arrange people to “fund” your crowdfunding campaigns to make it look like it’s gonna get funded and encourage others to back it. PS: Perhaps I have to be careful, and say I am not accusing him of being a scammer. But also the project sounds dodgy and real money is just a red flag.plot twist, it's actually the guy CEO himself that pay it, lol
In the live video they did tonight, the bloke said the team is 15 strong lol. This seems farrrr too ambitious if it's not a scam. (If it is a scam, I wonder: why not lie about the number of people on the team, and other things, to project a more certain picture of success?)Making a football game is virtually impossible until you have atleast 100+ people working on it. It's the hardest game to make due to how many animations you would need. You need atleast 20 animators to be able to build a sim-like game.
This screams: NFT, Ponzi Scheme etc very loudly
Buying and selling clubs, investing in clubs, cashing out....seems like Earth 2 football edition.
I don't think it's quite right to classify this as NFT based. There's no mention of Blockchain. The proposed business model seems to be this: allow people (digital artists) to create in-game assets (i.e. cosmetics), which they can sell on a centralized marketplace. Other players can buy those assets (didn't hear/read anything about further trading) for their avatars. Players can also buy assets made by the developers, though those who purchase a season pass access all developer-made assets. Players can win money from the revenue created by this model.I especially love the part where in the FAQ he claims he doesn't do NFTs but in his Campaign description talks about rare items that you can trade for profit in a special marketplace.
My kind of humor.
yeahhhhh...erm...really don't see the point of showing that. They could have just said with words that the gameplay will be slow and more on the realistic side.