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How would people react to a donations -> vr mods gig?
So I got a DK1 back in October and right away I hacked Morrowind to run on it with a modified DLL, but then halfway abandoned the project due to the small amount of people who played it, plus IRL stuf...
@superllama - is there a base framework you could build up that would jump start you on adding support to individual games?
If so, the way I'd set it up is so that the Kickstarter will pay for you to develop that, maybe 2-3 games (whatever comes out on top of the polls) supported out of the box, and then do additional popular games as stretch goals.
Maybe make it a subscription service or something ($10/mo) and just allow anyone subbed to get access to all the game support you have already done, and keep it after they've subbed for whatever games were available during their sub, but have it so they need to resub to get more/new updated game support. (If you do that, you could even have the KS rewards be certain lengths of subscription.)
That way you can fund ongoing development, people who want to buy once can do that and pay for updates later, and those that want to just have a consistently updated games support can just keep an active sub.
Dunno how feasible that all is in terms of your development requirements for this, but I thought I'd suggest the model for your consideration.
If so, the way I'd set it up is so that the Kickstarter will pay for you to develop that, maybe 2-3 games (whatever comes out on top of the polls) supported out of the box, and then do additional popular games as stretch goals.
Maybe make it a subscription service or something ($10/mo) and just allow anyone subbed to get access to all the game support you have already done, and keep it after they've subbed for whatever games were available during their sub, but have it so they need to resub to get more/new updated game support. (If you do that, you could even have the KS rewards be certain lengths of subscription.)
That way you can fund ongoing development, people who want to buy once can do that and pay for updates later, and those that want to just have a consistently updated games support can just keep an active sub.
Dunno how feasible that all is in terms of your development requirements for this, but I thought I'd suggest the model for your consideration.