@jetah said in what do you like to see next from the developers?:

(...)why wouldn't you want new cash coming in?(...)

You would want new cash, but at the same time, you want to avoid people seeing the project, thinking that's not flashed out, and heading on without dropping money. There are studies to that field and it's a lot more financially viable in the long term to give people a stunning first impression (if that is possible, and as far as we know, it is, since Dynamight Studios is financially stable).
That doesn't mean you wouldn't give updates to your existing community, which is entirely different from a promotion!

@jetah said in what do you like to see next from the developers?:

(...)promote(...)

I'd say focus on development before promotion at this point in time. It would be extremely helpful to retention rate to have more to showcase and there is only 'one first impression'.

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@matvanpac said in Kickstarter Is Over! What's Next?:

@logain I just got mine sent to my email so you’ll eventually receive yours

Yes, I got mine thanks. Back when I asked they had not been sent yet, but there was no way for me to tell

@genobee said in Kickstarter Is Over! What's Next?:

@logain That was probably a best case scenario. Give 'em a little bit longer. Betting there is a lot to do when it comes to those sorts of things.

I'm not trying to push them, but rather wanted to make sure things didn't go horribly wrong with my pledge (or an email getting lost in the spam folder or whatever else).
That said, in case you miss such a 'deadline', it would be really nice to at least mention it to your customers (and provide a new guesstimate).

The post mentions we should likely receive an email with a survey around 8-10th August, has anybody found anything in their Email? Is there a new date?

@zeddock said in what do you like to see next from the developers?:

@logain I would rather them make the best game possible instead of rushing to meet goals.

I think you misunderstood me there, sorry for not expressing myself better.
I am not saying they should 'rush' things, quite far from that, but they have set goals and these goals are important to me, since they are what they claim to be financially viable and secure. So if they drastically miss these goals, the predicted timeline is more and more unreliable and as such is funding. A lack of funding and a missing proper prediction of timeline are the factors that most often kill projects, as simple as that.
So, if they can show they meet their own goals, it means they were able to properly predict and manage resources, which raises the likelihood of that happening again in the future and as such the game being released.
Does that make more sense now?

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@therippyone said in Keys distribution date:

(...)We know about when the pre-alpha will start - 4th quarter, and probably closer to December (...)

Could it be that you confused pre-alpha with alpha 1? The development roadmap states pre-alpha to happen around October, though I wouldn't nail them to that month.

I'd say let them develop and display their vision of the knowledge and interactive/counter/environment battle system first, then test it and then let's provide feedback. They have a rather clear vision, so they should have a chance to get that set and running.