Great! Have a nice day, can't wait to listen to it at work.

And if you feel slighted by being excluded for not being wealthy enough, don't worry! Through the power of trickle-down economics, eventually you might get to be a second-class citizen of #FallenLondon

Just to be clear @failbettergames.bsky.social , was liking this post indicative of a shift in policy, or just a mean-spirited jab? Honestly, I could it read it either way.

Oh, I'll also restore my Exceptional Friendship in the browser game. Forgot to mention that.

The money is on the table, @failbettergames.bsky.social you just need to take it.

As I said in our email correspondence, allow me to buy the Sullier of Probabilities separate from the physical goods, and I promise here and before God that I will back the Kickstarter up to $150.

Appropriate they named it the "Master of the Bazaar" tier, 'cause that's some Fires shit.

Sadly, I will not be backing. Despite my desire to support your company, you've made it abundantly clear you neither value nor desire my custom or my fandom.

I WANT to like you. I WANT to support you. I've probably spent over $2000 on your games over the years. But right now, your apparent stance is that I can eat shit.

I know, it's ultimately on me. They're a business, so of course they believe the wealthy are fundamentally better, I just let myself be fooled.

The second is ethical. Gating unique content for a different product behind $300 is absolutely vile. I'd be shocked if EA did that, let alone a company I trusted to be better.

cont.

First is personal insult. Hannah making it completely clear that despite 12 years if subscription to #FallenLondon and hundreds of dollars of Fate purchases, I have no value to them because I can't drop 300 on a product I'll never use. Real slap in the face energy.

cont.