Hi Dude!
We all now know what kind of situation is afflicting Sg. They have hellish machines Rendering (Rendering?) The results of the Year, and the people are furiously indignant because the Deadlines have already gone too far. A unit of oldfags came to Kungur with this question, even more indignant with Kidalov than the rest. This is what this promo is dedicated to
I apologize for the quality, because the episode itself was in 640×480, but I think it didn’t cause you any inconvenience.
Well, I hope that you just liked this joint, author’s statement.
Yes, and a certain amount of sweat was caused due to the fact that I haven’t taken on editing for a long time
Thanks to: Gaika – Author of the Script/idea
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Sorry, Max, we all screwed up. Previously, they threw in the Results of the Year for free, out of impulse, but now they throw in for 150 thousand rubles. First DLC, then loot boxes, microtransactions, and then, after that, you go to your favorite site and realize that what was previously free and included in the basic package of services now costs absolutely ridiculous money. What happened to us?. The problem is not Kungurka and what he cheated, but the fact that if you have collected 150 thousand rubles for the results of the year by the end of December, you must do it. These Patreons, donations, Kickstarters sadden me, when you are only obliged to pay, and whoever you pay does not owe you anything(
“A person, I’ll tell you a big secret, doesn’t care at all whether you have a tight deadline or not. He doesn’t care if it was done by one person or a team. A person does not care about the process, he needs a product that he can perceive.»
Celebro himself wrote this to me in a personal message three years ago, when I had a similar situation (although in fact I crap myself there on a smaller scale). Of course, I understand everything perfectly well, I feel sorry for Celebro as a human being and I wanted to give a damn about these Results of the Year, because I understand what a moral blow it is. This thought is both very true and merciless. Celebro taught me this and I’m sorry that now he himself is in the same situation. But still, both sides are right here, no matter how you look at it.
The point here is not that https://www.bookkeepingintelligence.co.uk/ someone paid and someone didn’t. The precedent itself carries a blow to trust and a potential source of income. After all, this is more of a “deal” format than a “charity” format: They collect an amount from the audience – the audience receives the results of the 31st. As you correctly noted, the results would have come out anyway, which only emphasizes the “donate goal” emphasis on the release date. And it turns out that the sponsors invested, but did not get what they invested in, thereby receiving less reason to invest in the future, not to mention the fact that such an incident rejected a significant number of potential sponsors. You can treat a given case differently, you can forgive or not forgive – this, in the end, is everyone’s personal matter. But this should not be allowed under any circumstances, because the consequences may be somewhat more severe than it might seem at first glance.
Off topic, but I was generally against these results. In March I was completely satisfied with them. And the whole year was covered, and they did it conscientiously, without any haste. And now I’m even scared of what they did in a hurry, with their hands shaking from too much work. And what did unfortunate Kungurov install there in the end?. A New Year’s igrozor would be enough, IMHO.
In this case, people were not warned, Dimon shouted everywhere that they would break into pieces, but they would do it.
The results would have come out anyway, but people donated the results until December 31. They didn’t receive the results of the year. The question arises: does it make sense to chip in at all?? An anomalous situation arises – wherever you pay money to the customer and there are clearly defined deadlines, then for violation of these deadlines the customer suffers losses – receives fines, pays out of his own pocket, etc.d. Everywhere except early access, donation and Kickstarter. Got the money and don’t give a damn about everything, from a high bell tower. There are no sanctions. And this lack of responsibility ruins the whole idea of donations and early access.
Why pay just like that, for a thank you, if you don’t get anything in return?. Even basic politeness..
I don’t know how it is on the entire Internet, because I’m not an expert, but here trust is an important thing. Here the materials are different, here, in principle, there is a strong, devoted audience that has pulled out the site more than once with the same donations. Here the authors are looked at not as clowns, but as people worthy of listening to them. And I understand that not all materials are good, that not every person in the audience is strong and loyal, that there will be people who look at the authors like shit and condescendingly make fun of them, BUT. There are few of them and most are not a typical Internet circus. And therefore, if trust is betrayed, then people are more likely to take it to heart and therefore HERE you need to be careful with this.
In my subjective opinion, the fact that they weren’t released on time is, of course, a failure (force majeure circumstances happen, that’s understandable), but it was worth informing people about the situation somehow, for example, with a post on the website explaining the reasons for the delay and the deadlines, otherwise you go in and there are no results or any information about the release dates.
That’s the point: the final render should have been timed to a slightly earlier date. I understand that it’s easy for me, a pathetic consumer, to talk about this, but considering that Celebro sat down to edit about 40 hours before the new year and fig. an unnecessary point and considering that the Stopgeymovites are also quite experienced people in editing, to put it mildly, they could well have taken this nuance into account. But we decided not to take it into account. Well, as the result showed – in vain.
If you don’t like it, don’t pay, no one is forcing you. The results would have come out anyway.
I like it, I throw money at people simply because I want them to get more money for their work, and so that they don’t have to go to some wargaming or gaijin for big salaries.
No, I just put up a donation goal and noticed that they were unlikely to score, but if SUDDENLY, everything would be fine. And when they dialed it, he said many times everywhere that everything will be, it will crumble into pieces, but it will be.
That is, yes, a targeted action
Results are results, don’t care. Washing is funny. But they could somehow pervert the surname, for example Kungurski or something like, more authentic.
The cleaning is not bad. It doesn’t matter what the results are, but they could at least make a normal announcement on the website about the postponement.
Yeah, people donated 150 thousand rubles just like that, for thank you, and in the end they only received a screenshot on VK. Probably one of the most expensive screenshots. If it was all free, then to hell with it, but money changes everything. This translates into a deal.
And I just had a blast with a gorgeous industrial session!:))
And a question (I missed it somehow): Kungurych said that he would “release the results before the end of the year for 150.000 rubles”, as if as a joke, and then I just couldn’t get away with it? Or was it a deliberate action??:) It doesn’t matter anymore, it’s just interesting..
