@Gyson Your posts are going into lala land and you're forgetting that the KS ended in April 2013 and didn't sell on Steam until January 2014....that's 8 months of additional development so Steam would have got half of what it ended up being in January IF that. And you seem to completely have missed Raze's point: if you give free pizza to some friends to help you move only to then give free pizza to those that didn't help then the next time you need help fewer will help because they'll expect pizza anyway.
This makes the odd assumption that people only showed up to help for pizza (or only helped back the game for digital bonuses).
To listen to some of you, there has (apparently) been no significant progress or additions to the game since the game became available through Steam Early Access, and any money made on that front is being pocketed for future project rather than contributing towards Divinity : OS's development. This is despite the fact that on Divinity : OS Steam's store page, Larian Studios clearly wrote:
"In case you're wondering, the money we make via Early Access is being invested back into the game.", but let's keep pretending it hasn't if it helps makes Kickstarter contributors feel more important.
As for my posts, I think they're pretty to the point, but you're certainly welcome to your opinion!
