Alexoff

In T2 presentations, it was written that over 5 million copies of the game were sold.

As one YouTuber said, people are not too against game clones. Is anyone against the Witcher 3 clone? ...

For example Marvel Avengers or KSP2 This is an interesting statistic, someone writes in this thread. Should there be a grand design?

As I understand it, the developers could not integrate atmospheric scattering into the game and instead added distant fog. Which I saw in games 20 years ago. Do you remember that?

maybe in 1.2, in 2123...

[snip] Do I understand correctly that the players who bought KSP2 should be happy with the purchase, otherwise they themselves are to blame?

No one promised to improve the graphics, most likely in 1.0 it will remain the same

[snip] I was surprised that I saw such a poor picture, but I set the maximum graphics settings. In one previous conversation, I wanted to illustrate the fact that if the complexities of space rocket physics can still be somehow justified, then showing such graphics in 2023 is simply shameful for big company. In KSP2, a lot of elements look unfinished and sloppy

The graphics issues of the KSP2 are the last thing to look out for. But graphics KSP2 is more like an indie project created by a few enthusiasts.

He said he was based on the YouTube bloggers' reviews, based on which it was possible to understand that the game would be terrible and not worth buying. But he liked taste of KSP2, his tastes are somewhat unusual. He does not intend to explain his words, since he does not care who understood what.

Most likely, the players did not think that everything was so bad. They probably hoped that the very core of the game, after bloggers played it, would be brought to an acceptable state. Of course, the players are to blame for watching trailers from T2 in 2023, where they forgot to mention the deplorable state of the game.

Judging by the peak online, this game is simply played at a different time of the day. I don’t know anything about it, but since there is a hieroglyph in the name, I dare to assume that it is played in Asia. And there was a deep night when I took a screenshot. Here are more honest statistics. I know as many as five games here!

We expect to be able to communicate timing for the upcoming v0.1.3.0 update next week. See, you've got the wrong expectations. Next week there will be an announcement of the release date of the patch. As happens with films - the announcement of the release date of the teaser trailer for the new film.

Judging by the feedback on steam, too many players had the wrong expectations about the game. In fact, many who have written positive reviews have the same negative opinion about the game, but they hope that someday this will be corrected. Where did the players have the wrong expectations? Are the players the only ones to blame?

And the developers realized this apparently only in the sixth year of development, deciding to release early access. This is not true, but the developers post supposedly mocking posts over and over again. Like something specific. For example, the date of the first step of the roadmap or the approximate end of early access. For example, developers could show a short video of collecting science. For example, developers could show how a small colony works. For example, developers could mention specific bugs that spoil the game, and tell how they will be fixed in the near future. But we, as usual, do not receive any specifics, only one part of all science. Why? Apparently not to upset, because most likely science will differ little from what was in KSP1. [snip]

[snip] Did any of themfound game breaking bug? It seems that they had visual bugs, an anomaly flew after someone, but something completely hard did not happen.

What is the line of the development of KSP2? Can you picture it? Or will it be an indecent picture?

Yep So the game is not very good, but is that enough for you? Should the rest be silent? [snip]

Did you know that it would be a descent alpha, and that the entire space center would fly behind your craft?

[snip] If the buyer does not like something, then this is his problem. I think game companies should tell customers more about this.

Imagine telling fans that a game announced for 2020 will be ready in 2028 and they're not happy! One year, 10 years - what's the difference? A hundred years, whatever! You were told to wait - so wait! It feels like I'm talking to bureaucrats.

I strongly doubt that in 5 years I will have the time and desire to play KSP2. Of course, otherwise the conversation would have been of a completely different nature. [snip]

Friends, tell us how many games from this list do you know about? I only know four games, with the exception of KSP2.

Who are we? Are you saying that you forgive the developers for all their sins and missed deadlines? Well, it's your business, but you don't have to speak for everyone.

Compared to KSP2, KSP1 has almost no bugs. Compared to DSP, there are a lot of bugs. And it seems to take too much time to go through the entire road map, we will most likely see 1.0 after HL3.