[Scawn]

Sí, básicamente es un Warhammer Quest con las reglas que han ido añadiendo los fans, una ambientación distinta y alguna regla extra propia (lo mismo que el SoB).

Un saludo.

[danko]

Me encanta el tema este de localizaciones y eventos y como los han ambientado.

A mi también me gustan. Pero me da muchísima pereza ir leyendo y traduciendo esa cantidad de texto. Creo que se dijo que se iba a facilitar la labor de traducción casera, ¿no?

[Scawn]

A mi también me gustan. Pero me da muchísima pereza ir leyendo y traduciendo esa cantidad de texto. Creo que se dijo que se iba a facilitar la labor de traducción casera, ¿no?

Sí, la idea es tradumaquetarlo.

[Ganix]

Nuevo update

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/53406598/darklight-memento-mori-miniatures-dungeon-crawler/posts/1994390

Fotos de las minis en cajas, pruebas de impresión y otras cosas. Parece que van en camino de entregar antes de fin de año.

[kadaroth]

Bueno, se echaba en falta saber algo mas del juego que ya hay ganas de que llegue. No recuerdo cuando era la última estimación pero supongo que antes de final de año nada.

A ver si terminan de currarse lo que les falta aunque se retrasen uno o dos meses mas :S

[UTHIEL]

Habeis visto la mini del jefe? Esa que es un gusano ... Es gigante!!!

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[purgatorio]

Se sabe fecha de entrega ya?

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[kadaroth]

Creo que no han dado fechas estimadas, han terminado producción dl plástico, pero les queda aún el ensamblaje y la producción dl resto de materiales, nose cuanto puede tardar esto, pero pon 1-2 meses para que este terminado, + 1-2 meses para toda la distribución. (Si no hay fallos de última hora)

[purgatorio]

Creo que no han dado fechas estimadas, han terminado producción dl plástico, pero les queda aún el ensamblaje y la producción dl resto de materiales, nose cuanto puede tardar esto, pero pon 1-2 meses para que este terminado, + 1-2 meses para toda la distribución. (Si no hay fallos de última hora)

Vamos, febrero de 2018 como pronto

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[Manchi]

Correcto.

[Scawn]

Un año de retraso, lo esperado.

Un saludo.

[Epmer]

Me doy con un canto en los dientes si viene en febrero

[purgatorio]

Un año de retraso, lo esperado.

Un saludo.

Y por eso ya no me he metido en más KS.

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[Dark Ice Games]

Y por eso ya no me he metido en más KS.

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But the point of Kickstarter is to help people realize projects, if everybody would think like this, the boardgaming community would be dead.

I believe it is thanks to the trust of backers placed in kickstarter projects like ours that we have seen a return to boardgames, we need help on KS (at least for small indie developers) or in the future you'll have to buy them only from Games Workshop, Fantasy Flight and CMON.

[prueba23]

But the point of Kickstarter is to help people realize projects, if everybody would think like this, the boardgaming community would be dead.

I believe it is thanks to the trust of backers placed in kickstarter projects like ours that we have seen a return to boardgames, we need help on KS (at least for small indie developers) or in the future you'll have to buy them only from Games Workshop, Fantasy Flight and CMON.

(Please do not take the following comments personally. It's a general opinion on what the KS trend is)

Fair enough, but the average delay for KS projects is close to absurd.  There have been enough KS boardgame projects so that creators can more accurately set their fulfillment dates. Oh, but it sells better to set an unrealistic date and then delay things once all the monies have been collected. This would just not happen in any other serious business where creators/manufacturers may be held liable for substantial defaults. I am not implying that this should happen on KS too. Just saying that more accurate terms is what we need. Take KD:M as an example: Adam Poots knows that he will sell his game even if he states that fulfillment might not be 100% completed until 2020 and beyond. That's better than bearing a 3-year unexpected delay (which in KD:M's case might well even take place too!).

It is also upsetting to find the same games available way cheaper on your FLGS even before than backers have received their copies.

Another example: I have waited 6 months for some replacement parts for a game I backed. I paid for shipping, and some premium $$ for some minor KS exclusives because I wanted to support an indie project. Then, before production, we learnt that the game was to be distributed by one of the majors (=thus the end to the "indie" label). MY KS copy (and many others')  came with several flaws so at the end of the day I have paid 2 years in advance for a flawed game which was available in shops cheaper and many months before I received my replacement parts.

Besides, my general feeling is that KS is flooded with mediocre projects (and it becomes harder and harder to tell the real good ones from the rest), that prices are inflated in general terms, that delays are just unnaceptable and that there is an increasingly backer community which is becoming fed up of being mistreated, that creators seem to ask for more and more and give less in return which is an apparent contradiction in an increasingly competitive environment such as the boardgaming market is. I have personally limited my KS interest to a very few projects which I deem really worth backing. If the KS platform allowed for a more backer-friendly interaction in terms of quality, prices, fulfillment terms, reliable info to backers, risk management, etc. I would be happy to back many more projects. But atm the balance isn't just there, so I am too quitting from most of the KS campaigns which seem interesting at first glance. Sorry to say.