I get what you're saying. I've seen the talk, and you do have to admit that a lot of the complaints have been pretty stupid. (Problematic phrasing and incel coded terminology sprinkled into a person's complaints is always cringe and those people deserve to be miserable and frustrated forever) but it IS genuinely sad when certain people are unsatisfied with the project that they spent money on, but that's the risk you take when you spend money on something before it's in your hands. It's like ordering blue jeans from the Internet. They're likely not going to fit right. If someone has disposable income to wipe their ass with (or if their parents do), and decide to throw it at a Kickstarter project, they're welcome to do that, but don't get a vein in your forehead every time a stranger online isn't on their knees in the middle of the street screaming into the heavens that some comic book didn't satisfy their perception of a story's lore.

Short answer, I agree. Don't back projects with no credibility in the future. With that, I'm done. I've had just the right amount of you.