It was 1,500,000. She wouldn't have made it.Sorry to double post (it's been nearly a week, so whatever) but she's got 3 hours left and has reached 1,257,225 NTD! Does anyone remember what the original goal was? If it was 1,200,000 then she reached it!
If Genbu AI is anyhting to go by they'd put stop to those, a scam crowdfund would a bad rep they most likely don't wanna risk. Not implying Genbu AI was a scam, he wasn't and they were quick to act, so they'd be even more strict on an actual scam.And if Yuyao does end up on SynthV, I'm afraid there might be scams in the future where people put together a crowdfund and make some insinuations that they want SynthV but can't say, get backed (or at least, get some money) and then make off with it. It's very questionable overall.
About this, it seems there must be some sort of agreement contractually that they can't actually say it's Synthesizer V directly, probably to protect its reputation in case something went wrong with the crowdfund for whatever reason. It's not a great policy (especially when it's pretty much been confirmed anyway) but it's understandable why a company would want to do that. What I do know is that if she wasn't for SynthV and Dreamtonics thought there was a problem we already know that they won't hesitate to say something. Even though the Genbu AI crowdfund situation was all because of an unfortunate miscommunication they didn't even hesitate then.I'm a little bit frustrated with the whole situation, because the cross synth and system requirements + original announcement tweets make this abundantly clear that they were shooting for SynthV, but then for whatever reason had to retract it... I think this hurt the project. People probably hesitated to back a vocal without a confirmed engine, and also SynthV's popularity on its own probably would have boosted its popularity beyond the scope that it actually reached.
Why weren't they allowed to say? Tokyo6 gets to. And if Yuyao does end up on SynthV, I'm afraid there might be scams in the future where people put together a crowdfund and make some insinuations that they want SynthV but can't say, get backed (or at least, get some money) and then make off with it. It's very questionable overall.
Ahh, was that it. Bummer. Thanks for the reminder!It was 1,500,000. She wouldn't have made it.
If Genbu AI is anyhting to go by they'd put stop to those, a scam crowdfund would a bad rep they most likely don't wanna risk. Not implying Genbu AI was a scam, he wasn't and they were quick to act, so they'd be even more strict on an actual scam.
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About Tokyo6: Probably, the difference is that they're already finished vbs that are guaranteed to happen no matter the outcome of the crowdfund, afaik when Rikka's crowdfund was happening they didn't say she'd be a SV.
I was thinking along the same lines that Genbu was part of the reason why they couldn't say, but I still am just overall a little frustrated with how it ended up affecting the crowdfund. At least part of that is certainly on XYY's company too though, I'm not coming at DTAbout this, it seems there must be some sort of agreement contractually that they can't actually say it's Synthesizer V directly, probably to protect its reputation in case something went wrong with the crowdfund for whatever reason. It's not a great policy (especially when it's pretty much been confirmed anyway) but it's understandable why a company would want to do that. What I do know is that if she wasn't for SynthV and Dreamtonics thought there was a problem we already know that they won't hesitate to say something. Even though the Genbu AI crowdfund situation was all because of an unfortunate miscommunication they didn't even hesitate then.
The difference with TOKYO6 is twofold: they're an established partner for making Synthesizer V voice databases (going back to Rikka being announced for SynthV even just around when SVS was released), and they work with AHS to produce them. The way they're promoted is also very different; they announced the Karin and Chifuyu crowdfunds well in advance and were able to provide a demo song because they'd actually paid part of the database creation fees in advance. I'm not sure about the specifics of the Xia Yuyao crowdfund but I'd assume if they did another one in future it would be a lot more up-front about being for SynthV.
i havent kept up with the context. are you say this is merch that was for the fundraiser? and now its being sold on a general store for everyone? if they stated the merch was exclusive then... thats not good lol. but i guess if they did not state that then... free game for them i guess? Not great but im curious if they specified this (id expect so as per most fundraiser merch).View attachment 7021
wait....are they seriously selling the fundraiser merch?am I missing something?
Most of the merch they're vague about, little misleading but u could give them the benefit of the doubt, the box with illustration on the inside however, was stated to be fundraiser exclusive and yet here you can just preorder it:/ ( if u scroll down you'll see the illustration is included ).i havent kept up with the context. are you say this is merch that was for the fundraiser? and now its being sold on a general store for everyone? if they stated the merch was exclusive then... thats not good lol. but i guess if they did not state that then... free game for them i guess?