Yeah. This is dead in the water. Hector doesn't even log onto Kickstarter anymore. He hasn't been on since August.

Hated these courts the first time I saw them. Hate them even more now.

Doesn't help one of the queens looks like an ex.

Still waiting on this mediocre deck. Apparently I'm not alone. There are enough decks to sell online, but a bunch of backers still haven't received their KS pledges.

The back of that deck is ballin'.
The rest of it just balls.

I quite like the design, with the the exception of CHICAGO written on every bloody surface.

And, yeah, the price point is terrible.

This.
NOCs.
The absolute minimum amount of work.

REVOLUTIONARY!

/s

3 decks - $30.
Shipping to Canada - $35.
~$88 CAD for three deck I'm not wild about?

Nope.

Hell, I'd be hard pressed to pay almost $30 a deck for something I am wild about.

Hard pass.

There are things I like about this deck.

Needing to order a brick to get them in Canada? No bueno.

Four colour swap variants this time around?

Walk off a cliff.

Text additions on the courts are jarring. They don't fit.

However the table is set up in Red Dead Redemption 2 in whatever hole in whatever town I sit down at.

Great idea. Cartoonishly bad execution.

For cardistry being such an aesthetically driven practice it amazes me how remarkably ugly many of the decks are. This is up there with some of the ugliest.

Gotta keep that campaign short or risk the wrath of the Mouse.

Why put all that work into the court art and then have those terrible pips with the smudges(?) through them?

I don't know like it and I wouldn't buy even if they fixed the pips, but it's just one of a few strange decisions in this that have my scratching my head.

A picture taken explicitly for this campaign is a possibility.

https://www.thispersondoesnotexist.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; is also a possibility.

As for osint, it's a work adjacent skill set rather than a personal interest.

I find it interesting that Joseph's profile picture does not seem to exist anywhere other than Kickstarter and a quick osint dive into the name / location isn't pulling up anything of interest.

I hate these courts. Like, a lot. Unreasonably so. really? Can you please elaborate a little bit more? I'd like to know. I don't feel that the court faces are at the same level of quality as the rest of the deck. They look cartoonish to me. They don't feel like they match the style / backs; like th...

I hate these courts. Like, a lot. Unreasonably so.

That back is hideous.

Also, too much man-bun.

A mediocre design done twice (or maybe three times!) doesn't make it twice (or three times!) as good.

Me too, but I'm not a secret agent.

The younger look of Sam Jackson never pulled me out of the movie. I think they pulled it off The only time it was really recognizable was in the actions of Jackson, rather than the visual effects. For example, there's the scene where they're in the underground military complex looking for files. Ja...

Ehhhh. I disagree on the courts "looking good". They look unfinished to me. Like there's a good concept there, but not enough designer. It's barely enough to make a single deck interesting enough to purchase, let alone three.

I've currently got concerns about Hector Roberto Perez Bejarano. This project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1524665821/enigma-playing-cards-torch-red-edition" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Last updated October with a statement that printing would start in December a...

Gorgeous backs and tuck. The court artwork isn't for me.

My OCD demands I collect them all, so my alternative is to just collect none. I am refusing to buy any multideck KS unless there is a legitimate reason for the multiple variations. I'm out.

Well, I guess since I missed 1 through 9 it'd just be silly to start at 10.

To be fair, I deliberately skipped 1 through 9, but that's not the point.

Yeah. I liked the first deck they put out, but I'm really, really tired of multi-deck KS. I don't want two or three variants of the same okay thing. I want two or three of one awesome thing.