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Just because KSP 2 had logistics issues which were entirely the fault of the producers doesn’t mean it has to burn in video game heck, it still has potential if they fix the really bad problems. I’m really wondering if anyone has information on whether KSP 2 will still be developed. I bought it the second they released it, and my laptop was a laptop, so I realized I had to wait until I finished my more powerful computer or the developers made it require less performance. Even if I do wait though, I don’t want it to be a dumpster fire

I heard that everyone was gone from intercept games, but then I read an article stating that there was still going to be development by the KSP 1 devs. Does anyone know if KSP 2 is going to get fixed? Maybe they can start from scratch, but as long as those bugs and the insane performance requirements are fixed, there is still hope for following that roadmap. And starting from scratch wouldn’t be as hard, given that they still have the assets. If the original KSP developers can do it, then I think KSP 2 is set.

I was actually saying that we would want to have a lot of features for them to implement with ksp3 not that they should delay this one or the next one

Jebediah Kerman is bragging about how he can say “yo soy embarazada”

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We already have all the features we need, asking for more will delay the release and make KSP 3 more boring. We do want to have this exciting waiting experience again, don’t we?

It will probably be an autopilot where the ship makes it’s own path that is the fastest, least dangerous, and least fuel consuming; the rocket will pop up on the map and when it is in a close enough proximity, and it will land/dock at it’s location.