The Obsidian old-school CRPG has crossed the $3 million mark [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/obsidian/project-eternity] this weekend, with more funds donated privately on their website through Paypal.
This puts it above above the Wasteland 2 project ($2.9 million [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/inxile/wasteland-2]) and second to only Double Fines Adventure game.
They've been able to expand their promise to unbelievably large levels through the extra money, adding 6 classes, 3 more races, a player house, a dungeon that is now 7 levels deep, George Ziets and now with this goal, an entire Stronghold the player can own.
The last goal is an entire new large city, but that goal is at $3.5 million and with only two days left it's going to be tight if they can fund that.
I'm incredibly happy that Obsidian are getting the chance to really make a game like this, but with so many people wanting so many things from the game, I guess anything could happen by the time it's released.
As an unthought of consequence, if Obsidian pull all their best talent onto this project, does that mean that the other Obsidian games released in the next couple of years are going to suck?
This puts it above above the Wasteland 2 project ($2.9 million [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/inxile/wasteland-2]) and second to only Double Fines Adventure game.
They've been able to expand their promise to unbelievably large levels through the extra money, adding 6 classes, 3 more races, a player house, a dungeon that is now 7 levels deep, George Ziets and now with this goal, an entire Stronghold the player can own.
The last goal is an entire new large city, but that goal is at $3.5 million and with only two days left it's going to be tight if they can fund that.
I'm incredibly happy that Obsidian are getting the chance to really make a game like this, but with so many people wanting so many things from the game, I guess anything could happen by the time it's released.
As an unthought of consequence, if Obsidian pull all their best talent onto this project, does that mean that the other Obsidian games released in the next couple of years are going to suck?