klgraham1013

I'd wager the Workshop support isn't for seasoned players, but casuals who would rather not dig through folders to play missions.

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I think it's what happens when the hopes of getting actual science in game are crushed and distilled into a viscous liquid of disappointment, and then placed into a monoprop container with a door on it.

1.3.1 here. Once they patch the new FX bugs, I'll probably upgrade to 1.4.5. Just for Tracking Station Evolved, honestly. It's the new best feature in 1.4.

Unless Take Two bought KSP for the possible massive profits of a sequel, and not the minimal profits of DLC and the remaining long tail of KSP1. All we can do is speculate. Sure. I can do that now. Any future purchasers can not.

I mean, it is a minor patch. Can't expect to much. Honestly, I just want them to fix the FX, squash a few more bugs, and stick a fork in it. What really scares me is Squad releasing a major update, and T2 ending development before Squad can finish the minor patches needed to fix the game post update.

The issue is joysticks on linux worked, and an update broke them.

I find if you want a consistent art style in KSP, you have to rely on mods.

I own many games on GOG which keep me from using the various features available to Steam users. This is a choice I made. I do not resent the users of said games or the companies that make them. A company taking advantage of a platforms inherent features is a good thing.

They're completely redoing effects. We might even get a 1.4.6!

Semi-rational gamer.

A bunch of the team left all at once for suspicious and/or innocent reasons we will never know.

Anytime they talk about a new feature in a minor patch, I get scared.

Probably closer to 10 to 20, but that information is probably NDA'd these days. They did say the team was bigger now than it was before the mass exodus.

They can't actually be changing the API every time the DLC is updated can they? Isn't the whole idea of an API to avoid that sort of thing?