[RamenRider]

I will praise this campaign now; it might be a rare occurrence so savor the moment: The ideas of stretchgoals in this one are good in a way that it is an uncomplicated way for everyone to get a better figure.

They announced that with the money they made now, every figure will have real metal chains instead of plastic ones.

With other figure Kickstarters, stretchgoals usually means more paint variants for you to buy. But if you already ordered the thing you want - that isn't gonna matter a whole lot for you. It’s more of a way to trick people into buying more since "I like this so much and now they offer an exclusive paint variant, I've got to have it!" leading to more money being spend on the campaign.

With this one, everyone gets a better figure and that’s it. There's simplicity in this that makes it appealing, since the money gathered actually improves the base product itself.

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Originally Posted by lordbest

I hate to defend McFarlane, but it's not as bad as that really.

I am aware this is not how Kickstarters work but my comment was so poorly worded and misleading that I can't blame you for correcting me on that one.

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Originally Posted by Comedian

You make fair points. Criticism helps make better product and better execution of the campaign.

I want to say that's what I'm aiming for but there is a bit of butthurt involved in my comments, let's be real.

But yes, these things can be organized and done better and in some cases they need to for a Kickstarter to go well. Not here obviously, but in some cases.