Thats some really good feedback! Noted for next time. Thanks!
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Hi, I had a few questions about PayPal because I'm a little confused and wanted to make sure I understand the process. So, if I use this option, Collected by Itch.io I have the following questions:
- Does the person who is purchasing my TTRPG see my email address on the receipt? Or is it just itch.io (I was a little confused by the wording on this and I want to have a little privacy on an email I use for PayPal but use a separate one for customer service if needed)
- How do I know if I need a business PayPal account? The directions said some regions may require is but this something I should reach out to PayPal on?
- Regarding taxes, so itch.io will handle all the taxes between the buyer and myself, all I have to worry about is collecting the tax forms and reporting it to the IRS.
Thank you
Thank you! I got a total of two I think will be great. The first one is the Mead Crawler. In the game there already is the bard playbook that's a little party focused but I wanted to take it a step further and just have that one-person who's at the renaissance fair whose only there for the pub crawl. I've seen those people plenty of times at fairs. The second is a little bit of a joke and I think would be a fun one, the Tagalong. Literally the person who's there, has no idea at all what to do and is just there because they had to be the ride home or the party was told to bring them on the trip. I think both of those can be pretty fun.
I had a few questions as I have never been in a game jam before. I wanted to focus on making physical games (ttrpgs).
Is it one game entry per person or as many as we can think of?
Does it have to be 100% original including the core mechanic of the game (like I can't use a powered by the apocalypse rule set for example)?
Thanks in advanced! I want to make sure I stay within the rules.