R/

Is there any point of doing so, when speaking of such a big company as FFG is?

Honestly, FFG would lose credibility in my eyes if they resorted to Kickstarter, it really isn't a tool big, well off companies should be touching.

Which is why Paizo lost points with me when they asked the community to pay for the Pathfinder MMO, on top of saying they would only add certain content if they reached stretch goals (a company that charges us 60.00 a book).

Kickstarter is a bad way to buy stuff. The stuff on it is way overpriced. It definitely is not an investment as you won't have any chance at a monetary return from it.

Kickstarter is a bad way to buy stuff. The stuff on it is way overpriced. It definitely is not an investment as you won't have any chance at a monetary return from it.

I'm not sure which Kickstarters you've been following, but I've been backing things for a hell of a lot cheaper than they are once they hit stores, even before you factor in Stretch Goals.