Why doesn’t the Arena Casualty pledge come with Stretch Goals?
The Arena Casualty pledge is close to what you’ll eventually see in Retail Stores. The Badass pledge is effectively the “Kickstarter Edition” of the game, with all the extra content you’d expect for supporting a Kickstarter campaign (Which we really, really appreciate!).
We didn’t want to start the bidding at $135, so to speak, without giving players a lower starting point. We want as many people as possible playing the game! But including all the Stretch Goals we have planned isn’t possible with the “basic” Core Game pledge.
*Note that Kickstarter backers will receive Mad Moxxi with their Arena Casualty pledge.
Last updated: December 23, 2021 08:13
Are you going to make the game in other Languages?
We’d love to make the game in all the languages people play games in! Ultimately, it depends on what our international partners are interested in collaborating on. It’s a LOT of work to localize a game for another language - especially a game like this that has a lot of cards and components. We’re currently talking to partners around the world about the possibilities (many of whom wanted to see how successful the Kickstarter would be, understandably, given how much work is involved). This campaign is for the English version of the game.
Last updated: December 23, 2021 08:11
Shipping seems really expensive, especially for non US places - what’s the deal?
Global shipping is really tough these days.The shipping estimates we have now try to reduce the shipping costs for EU customers.We’re planning on shipping containers to the EU, then fulfilling from the EU to reduce individual shipping costs. Shipping big boxes directly from the US is even more expensive!
Last updated: December 07, 2021 06:16
This game uses the same [RE]action system as Cyberpunk Red: Combat Zone - can you combine the games?
Both games use the fundamentals of the [RE]action system, but there are some important differences. They’re not designed to be cross-playable, but if you’re familiar with Cyberpunk Red: Combat Zone, Borderlands will be very easy to pick up and play.
Last updated: December 07, 2021 06:16
What’s the scale of the miniatures?
The scale is the same as the Monster Fight Club Cyberpunk Red minis, if you’re familiar with them (there’s lots of photos of those around too). We call it “Heroic 30mm” and it’s in line with many popular miniature ranges. We’ll get some side-by-sides posted in upcoming updates.
Last updated: December 04, 2021 13:51
The board tiles seem kinda plain - are those the final pieces?
The tile art is still very much in development. The final tiles will have lots of variety in scenery, features, and details.
Last updated: December 04, 2021 13:51
How do I know if I pledged within the first 48 hours / before Dec 13th?
Backers #1 - #6700 pledged within the first 48 hours. Backers #1 - #8925 pledged before Dec 13th.
If your backer number is 1 - 6700, and you pledged Arena Casualty or higher, the Ravenous Wattle Gobbler Add-On will automatically be added to your pledge in the Backerkit pledge manager. Backers who upgrade in the pledge manager will also receive the add-on. If you downgrade your pledge below Arena Casualty, you will not receive the add-on. If your backer number is 1 - 8925 your will receive Steve the Psycho for free.
These free rewards will be added automatically in the Backerkit pledge manager, you don’t have to add them to your pledge unless you want extra.
Last updated: December 15, 2021 14:20
Will the game be available in Retail Stores?
Yes! We plan to have the core game and separate expansions sold through retail stores.
Last updated: December 04, 2021 13:51
I backed early and earned a free reward, will I lose that if I upgrade my pledge?
No, your free rewards are based on your backer number which will not change if you upgrade or change your pledge. Only canceling your pledge will erase your backer number.
Last updated: December 15, 2021 14:11
What are the miniatures made out of?
The miniatures in this campaign are manufactured in a high temperature PVC. This process is designed to improve detail, retain rigidness of material, and have a nice matte finish to help take paint as a hobby product if desired. This also allows miniatures to be cast in consistent and vibrant colors.
Last updated: December 22, 2021 07:24
What are the contents of the Ultimate Vault Hunter pledge, the list I see on the campaign page doesn't match the pledge description?
Due to feedback from our backers, the contents of the Ultimate Vault Hunter pledge have changed. However, once a pledge is active on Kickstarter it cannot be edited (so we can’t make that change and correct another omission), so there is some confusion among newer backers about the pledge’s contents.
The Ultimate Vault Hunter pledge includes:
• Borderlands®: Mister Torgue’s Arena of Badassery™ • Unlocked Kickstarter Stretch Goals • Skags at the Gates expansion • Tink Camp expansion • Robot Revolution expansion • Best Minion Ever expansion • Badassasaurus expansion • Mad Moxxi • Borderlands Object Pack • Monster Fight Club Obstacle Pack • Acrylic Token Pack • Loot-splosion! Printed Supplement
And your choice of either:
• Borderlands Objective Pack 2 • Monster Fight Club Objective Pack
It DOES NOT include:
• The Ravenous Wattle Gobbler • Steve the Psycho • The Objective Pack you did not choose
Last updated: December 23, 2021 08:10
How does the Kickstarter Exclusive Moxxi work?
This Kickstarter Exclusive Pose, is only available via this Kickstarter, and FREE to anyone pledged at the Arena Casualty, True Badass, or Ultimate Vault Hunter level before the close of the campaign.
Last updated: December 23, 2021 10:34
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