Sounds like a waking nightmare for the bomb crew and journo outfits, unless they straight up forgo hitting the floor. I see a lot of stuff moving to smaller, nearby venues.
That said I probably will grab a ticket. Going to E3 has been a life goal since a kid, and even though this is basically a different show, I can't count last year's "consumer experience" (those are sneer quotes, to be clear) to be my only E3 memory.
Best wishes to Austin. I really enjoyed your perspectives, and the fact that you almost always got them across without being preachy or dismissive. Take care. You'll do great things.
Seemed like a relatively safe Kickstarter project to back. My wishful thinking is the announcement of a Vita version, the platform sorely needs 3D platformers.
I didn't see anywhere in this announcement that said any of this money was getting funneled to pay for quality control. So, you pass the 24 hour refund window and find that the mod is breaking the game or inducing some sort of memory leak, the only course of action is to ask nicely on the mod page and wait and hope? No thanks. Plus, many members of the modding community are going to be at each others' throats over who made what and who should profit from which work. This sounds like a legal nightmare.
From the QA section: If you find that mod has broken or is behaving unexpectedly, it is best to post politely on the Workshop item's page and let the mod author know the details of what you are seeing.
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