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Yeah, "Thanks for the Comment @person" is different than "@person thanks for the comment." One is seen by everyone who follows you, the other is seen by only me. If you're only tweeting to the person who left the comment, you are doing everyone a complete disservice while getting...

Thanks for the advice. I've thought about that, and I might put that up there. The realities of game development often aren't very apparent to people. Also just the fact that kickstarter takes 5% & amazon takes 3-5% is huge. And yeah, ads might be something, but honestly they don't amount to muc...

Thanks. Yeah making sure the community being there is probably something I could have done better, although I have seen unknown games get well over funded.. so we'll see. Also yeah, a lot of people like mobile gaming, but for me as a designer it's not a market worth developing for as most people exp...

Er.. when you "tweeted out to 4,000+ followers" you only tweeted at me, and therefore no one saw your tweet out. Was this a mistake?

Will definitely keep a look out. I think I remember seeing this character's name pop up more than a few times.

1. http://www.crowdcrux.com/learn-from-an- ... -campaign/ (It's my name/twitter account)

2. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nu ... beat-em-up

3. twitter - @beatdown_city/@anuchallenger


Thanks sir! This is a great trade opportunity, as so many people read articles and just pass them over, & getting a little exposure is great.

I'll agree. Those watches are swagalicious.

Hello all, I heard this was the place to go for any sort of feedback. I spent quite a long time setting up my kickstarter, and was hoping you guys could give some feedback. It's right here - Treachery in Beatdown City. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nuchallenger/treachery-in-beatdown-city-a-ta...

My day job is working on my game, Treachery in Beatdown City. It's also my passion project.

I am also working toward expanding and creating a games development advocacy label to help people who are not usually represented in the games industry.

That is truly amazing. I was thinking there might be a backlash, but it seems like even video games are growing!