Can anyone corroborate the allegation that SPCC is better than the USPCC or EPCC..?Wanderer wrote:Unfortunately, you know Kitskstarter on the one hand))) Kickstarter is not only a platform for raising funds, many use Kikstarter as a marketing platform to promote the product to the consumer market. For bekers it is important to know that by paying money, they will receive the goods. We can guarantee this, unlike many other creators. Do you know how many supporters write stories about, how they lost money on other projects? Do you know that by collecting 5000-7000 dollars, it is practically the failure of the deck, if you do not have additional financing? The prices for printing in the USPCC and other printers are just cosmic. And the quality is deteriorating. There is no competition. We work with our money and printer, which is not inferior to the known. Two projects came out, and supporters saw the quality of our decks. Now we have nothing to explain, we just work. I do not think the deck you are talking about is good. My opinion is shared by our artists and technologists. The project does not have its own note, it is drawn as many other mediocre projects and looks weak as a graphic solution. I can give examples and comparisons, as before. But he found his supporters, and it pleases. Life does not stand still, it moves on. Just need to open your eyes and look, and not succumb to the herd instinct. Sincerely.TwoPieceFeed wrote:Wanderer wrote:
Kickstarter is a forum for crowdfunding aka public financing. The backers are your investors, and all potential backers will be your critics.
I don't speak for this entire community. All I said was that it appears the playing card market isn't really demanding for a Wild West theme deck of playing cards, especially since a good one was recently funded. My opinion is mine alone. If a majority of readers disagree then they're 100% free to do so.
I'm so surprised that you think your own Wild West design is better than someone else's...
Start the campaign and let the $$$ do the talking.