Helping his family with a gofundme is a better idea than donating to a game. Even just cremations alone with nothing else are thousands of dollars. If his family just lost the bread winner would be nice to help them over a video game.
They may stand to benefit from it, if it releases and is profitable. That's a big if on both accounts.His family may stand to benefit from that game that he owned? And more so than your donation amount if it were to succeed. Not sure what you're thinking. Whole point would be to benefit his family.
Helping his family with a gofundme is a better idea than donating to a game. Even just cremations alone with nothing else are thousands of dollars. If his family just lost the bread winner would be nice to help them over a video game.
His family may stand to benefit from that game that he owned? And more so than your donation amount if it were to succeed. Not sure what you're thinking. Whole point would be to benefit his family.
I mean whats with all the donation talk? I thought the guy was loaded, assumption woudl be that his family is gonna be just fine financially? Or am I out of the loop.
Simple cremation only is less than 1k. At least in Florida. Thats with the death certificate and the rest of the misc.
Unless he had some kind of crazy contract I wouldn’t imagine his family stands to gain anything from the game. Even if it was out and making money, why would profits transfer to his family upon his death?
I am not saying it isn’t possible, I’ve just never heard of anything like that with such a small company that doesn’t even have a product yet.
Just paid over 2k in Pensacola for only the cremation and Pensacola is a podunk backwoods cheap town.
Blazin I’m thinking immediate assistance not some pipe dream video game that most likely won’t come out. I just spent close to 20k paying off my family members debts and funeral and real money >>> promise of a maybe.