

In my reading of the terms-of-use, context dicates that the damages could be in excess of what is stated in Bullet 5 of the remedies paragraph, possibly as much as a full refund of the amount donated. Lack of a good-faith attempt to fulfill the written contract would put you in breach, and make you liable for damages to Kickstarter backers. In case you have forgotten the contractual elements of the terms-of-use, please review Sections 4, 17, and 18 of the terms-of-use document found at: As you say, it is been almost 2 years since the start of the Campaign.

This is not about impatience, it is about a good-faith attempt to fulfill a written contract, the terms of which are stated in plain language in the Kickstarter "terms-of-use" document. To my recollection (please correct me if I am mistaken), none of the Kickstarter updates mentioned any substantive design changes, so you are responsible for the fulfilment of all stretch goals. To a large degree, certain required communications are the only means you have of providing non-financial remedies that would keep you from being in breach of contract. Sun Games: If you feel there are equivalent trade-offs you made in the features of Moonlighter, including any planned updates, I humbly request that you list them clearly with a timeline.
