NicolasZN

We're a bigger country and our show is bigger. They don't have to fly - they drive.

I feel like you just conceded that truly the BBC has the greater "roadshow".

(FYI, canada has wildly strict work visa laws)

As a Canadian who knows people who do essentially this kind of consulting work for a living: so does the US. (One friend was paid, did almost all the work in Canada, needed to go to the states to meet with people, and was turned away at the border.)

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In these sorts of cases, it's the border officer's judgment call and there are lots of stories in both directions. I'm not sure "wildly strict" is a fair assessment in either case.

How do you envision the game working online or, if you pass $250,000 on Kickstarter, as a mobile app - given that it is so rooted in story telling and arguing your case?

(Great game, by the way - so excited to be supporting you all.)