I didn't bother to back Wasteland 2 because they'd already made their nut, but I just heard that Chris Avellone will do a chunk of writing iff they make 2.1m. Chris is good people - a lot of people claim that Planescape: Torment is their favorite game ever because of his writing - and at Obsidian he hasn't done as much game writing as he used to, so let's pull him back in!
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March 30, 2012
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