>>130163106You know what's funny? I've backed a couple of things, mainly board games that were delivered fine, but the only one where I've gotten money back when they didn't deliver was this videogame that was a complete scam from day one where the brothers running it was also refusing to leave the AirnBnB they were squatting in while running the campaign, which was figured out right after the campaign was finished. Then like five years later they sent out emails saying they'd released the game(it was a barebones demo-like thing) on
itch.io and anyone who wanted a refund could get one by emailing them with their paypal. I can only assume that they stopped being retarded teens and figured they'd save themselves from future law trouble/getting sued if they released whatever alpha build they had and then hoped most people would not go through the trouble to get their money back? Shit was weird.
