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Something about the announcement page at https://www.kerbalspaceprogram.com/games-kerbal-space-program-2 made me think there was some kind of exclusivity for Early Access, but now I see that Early Access is also going to be available on Steam. But regardless of that my question remains - if I purchase directly for a non-supported platform, would Intercept Games refund my purchase if the game does not work? I think only Intercept Games can answer this; presumably someone from there will eventually reply.

ha! The forum engine specifically RECOMMENDS starting a new thread when the old one is "old", fyi. Moderation vs configuration - the ancient conflict never ends!

a revival or extension of I have always played KSP on Ubuntu Linux via Steam and it has always worked fine. That has been because of native Linux support, but I also play other games that are "Windows" only. But some games don't work that way - too many Windows-native dependencies for Steam or WINE to compensate I guess (not being a power user). So when KSP2 is released, I'd like to try it on Linux with WINE, or Steam with Proton as the case may be; and I get that this choice will not be supported by Intercept Games. But if I buy the early release and I can't get it to work with WINE (or to keep this generic, if it does not work on ANY UNSUPPORTED PLATFORM) , will Intercept Games refund my purchase? - if I wait for Steam, and it does not work with Proton, then of course Steam will make the refund - I already trod that path too many times to count.

Nobody has mentioned the mystery of relativity of angular momentum yet! Although there is obviously a limit on the material strength of a rotating reaction wheel. If one simply considers the reaction wheel to be stationary and the universe to be rotating AROUND it, then the reaction wheel no longer has any internal stresses due to angular momentum (the problem is left for the rest of the universe to hold together - though fortunately the vacuum is quite rigid, they say). Of course the KSP cameras are part of the rest of the universe, so they don't pick up the rotation of the universe imposed by reactions against the stationary reaction wheel in question (kindly consider reaction wheels one-at-a-time to avoid confusion). :D