MechBFP

The fact that is was only renewed for 6 months is definitely telling. You don't renew something on a 6 month term in a company unless getting rid of it is in the cards as an option. Unless of course someone paid out of pocket for it as a gesture for the community, in which case big kudos to them.

A certified "Good news, everyone!" moment.

Steam broke something, if you look on SteamDB you can see that the change that broke this also broke about 9,400 other applications.

Ya it has been having issues for over a month now. If you just keep refreshing it eventually works again.

You have the linked in profiles of the entire dev team? And have checked them all? Wow that’s impressive.

The WARN notice was simply them being given notice about being laid off. We have no idea what happened to everyone after that. Obviously a number of people did indeed get laid off and left Take Two/PD based on their posts online. Some others may have had success bidding in internal job offerings and are still at Take Two as a result and only they know what they are doing now.

The launcher is like 25MB. Really no point, just ignore it. Otherwise just backup and then manually delete Steam\steamapps\common\Kerbal Space Program\Launcher_Data and Steam\steamapps\common\Kerbal Space Program\Launcher.exe and see what happens.

I personally don’t see the need. Useful when they first came out but I don’t think there is enough discussion surrounding them to warrant it. They would just be mostly dead.

You quoted me, but are you talking to someone else? I literally didn’t say anything except “before fix” and “after fix”.

Before fix: After fix:

“Believing in facts” is a poor use of language in this case given the context. It is necessary for people to accept and acknowledge facts, but belief has nothing to do with it.

Ya that is my primary issue with this. It’s like “Thanks… I guess?” I really couldn’t care less about this patch.

They literally just released a patch? Lmao.

I didn’t expect anything and this is still a let down.

I am not sure what makes you think IG is somehow doing branch management correctly when *waves hands around*.

Sure, they don't need to go on steam, but given they have numerous people work remotely and they need everyone to have access to the latest updated branches, it makes little sense to not use Steam when it is already working when they have precious little time left.

They aren't, or they are using a random number generator to determine the timeline when the thing runs. Given that they are trying to sell the game/studio to someone else, I think it is pretty obvious all that work is being done for that sole purpose. I.E. Creating a showcase/tech demo type of thing to show potential investors.

Not expecting this as a potential outcome would be foolish of course. For any game it’s always a potential. This one certainly was in rough waters more often than it wasn’t however.

I think you need to grab a dictionary and look up the definition of what a liar is, because you clearly don’t understand the word.

Saying Nate lied because you decided to make an unfounded assumption about the situation is probably one of the worst excuses I have seen on here yet.

Huh, never met anyone who actually like the first one enough to actually want a sequel.

For someone who has historically complained about wishful thinking, you are still just full of the stuff.

Little surprise. They create a new division, run it like any of their own divisions, finds out indie development is completely different from those other divisions. *shocked Pikachu face*

Well that is a silly exaggeration