canstaff

I always wonder how long the testing period is for board and card games and how many people are involved, especially for a company of your size. You can't exactly release a patch, so how concerned are you that there is a an exploit you didn't catch?

Aphex Twin is incredibly popular and well known. Do you really think he's some cool underground artist? His music was in Grandma's Boy...

What did your marketing strategy look like when you were first starting? Did you get lucky on Kickstarter? Were friends and family overly supportive up front? Or did you have an actual strategy that you implemented to get your name and product out there?

Also, would you say you were heavily into board and card games before this? I'm always fascinated by people that successfully break out into a niche like this and always assume that it's people that already has deep, intricate knowledge and experience with whatever it is they're doing. But that's not always the case. I guess I feel like I can't get into something unless I'm an expert in it already.

"Hey can I get a Veal...thing?"

Because he's being disingenuous. It's pretty obvious why this would bother people and I find it odd that you can't see that.