Two Different Types of Indie Developers...

[Pulsar_t]

Y'all should subscribe to Brian Cranst, my all-time indie dev fav.

Disclaimer: I didn't even read the thread.

[Daria]

Watch the Humble Bundles and pick up Sanctum 2 for a dollar. Problem solved. In the mean time play something else.

Or buy the game again, if you loved it that much you could probably afford to skip lunch for the day and throw another $15 to support a small developer whose games you obviously love.

[marurun]

You can't do this work for both love AND money? Weird, I assumed they could both co-exist.

Well, you clearly know the One True Way, and all Heathens before you should be cowed by your Inevitable Logic. (Also, you are very fond of hyperbole.)

Further, Ayn Rand can suck it, because objectivism is shit. And nothing I've typed in this thread in any way contradicts that statement.

[Anapan]

Don't really wanna get involved in a thing about morality and money. Just wanna say that Goat Simulator is a great product - truly inspired. The devs obviously spend a lot of their lives putting some well-hidden depth into their games.
Buyer beware - indie games don't have the polish of huge gaming studios. They took a completely different approach to a buggy unfinished product and included even more glitches for the lulz. That's just brilliant.