I'd say that under the auspices of a large company like Bethesda then perhaps this has a better shot than their other Kickstarters. However Bethesda's own track record of giving a damn is fairly shoddy.
The Kickstarter Exclusives seem rather odd. There's just so many of them, and for central characters in the games - rather than just alternative poses. For a character based dungeon crawler like this players want to have as much choice as possible. Seems like a crappy move on the creator's part.
As does it come across like they were expected a high number of backers. Given that they're mixing in the phyiscal tokens among the stretch goals. There's no use in having one type of token modelled, whilst another's card when it comes to thinks like spawn indicators.
The Stretch Goals in general are a bit sparse. There's a lot of them, but it would have been nice if they'd included the extra scenarios and thing for each character as one thing, rather than having the base character goal, then a load of extra goals for them spread out. So you may wind up with one character who has all their stuff, others with a few extras, and some with none at all. Which wouldn't make them fun to play in games.
I wouldn't be backing this regardless - leave that up to others at my club who're into collecting these boardgame sets (you always need others to play them anyway). I dislike that certain sets have single poses, whilst others have multiples (i.e. the robot dogs). How oversized the guns are, and unrealistic some of the poses are too. Besides the company's track record of shafting their customers.
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