What I would like to hear from Phosphor Games personally is a pledge to stand your ground. That is to say, Phosphor Games, are you willing to put in for the long haul on this thing? So many devs that have created or thought up concepts like this one end up backing down when the going gets tough. They either cut corners and end up with a drastically different product, or they give up entirely. Are you as a dev team willing to put the quality of your product, and your desire for it to be the best it can be, before your desire to make a quick and dirty release just to make some money when things seem bleak? This is NOT intended at all as an attack on your character, but rather how I feel so many people think about this project. It seems so daunting. In short, what does Phosphor Games have that sets it apart, and will make this game so much better and different from all those before that have failed?
Personally I support Project Awakened. It may just come down to how you look at the glass: is it half full, or half empty?
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If I may add my 2 cents -
What I would like to hear from Phosphor Games personally is a pledge to stand your ground. That is to say, Phosphor Games, are you willing to put in for the long haul on this thing? So many devs that have created or thought up concepts like this one end up backing down when the going gets tough. They either cut corners and end up with a drastically different product, or they give up entirely. Are you as a dev team willing to put the quality of your product, and your desire for it to be the best it can be, before your desire to make a quick and dirty release just to make some money when things seem bleak? This is NOT intended at all as an attack on your character, but rather how I feel so many people think about this project. It seems so daunting. In short, what does Phosphor Games have that sets it apart, and will make this game so much better and different from all those before that have failed?
Personally I support Project Awakened. It may just come down to how you look at the glass: is it half full, or half empty?
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