Uuky

Reinstalling KSP1 is not a hard reset.

Yep, Steam can refund if there isn't "too much" play time. Problem being games like KSP are time consuming, especially when buggy. Support is however completely useless when it comes to legal arguments. Steam midly care about laws. It took 'em 5 years to be more or less compliant with EU refund obligations. More or less because there is a few things they breach and they voluntarily makes false statements but price of games do not justify to file complaint. I think a bit of regulation and enforcement wouldn't hurt.

KSP like I don't know. a-But there is Rocket Science, it is in early access and developped by a studio in the Russian Federation so i would be a bit cautious. But it seems inspired by KSP, the soviet space program and X-Com anthill. b-Juno. It doesn't have the KSP vibe but it is very good and that's surely the closest existing game to KSP c-Kithack model club. No rockets but planes, cars and ships. Early Access, from KSP devs. d Trailmakers. Allows to build weird crafts.

I respectfully disagree. You're doing survivorship biais. Some games end really well their EA Experience. Some. 80% EAs are never leaving the EA status. Even if the developer has the best intentions at hearts (and the very vast majority have) EA games will be abandonned when the developper estimates it isn't worth it. Free of charge. So if you want to spent your bucks on 1/5 probability of success, you're free.

No it doesn't depend on the context. You'll never know if you can spend the cash.

It has to all do with EA. If EA wasn't existing, you would have requested a refund within ten minutes. But because there was the promises of having a game finished, you kept the licence. And now well, your money's gone like mine So I think I'll never buy any more EA.

You can ask for a commercial gesture by contacting support. It doesn't hurt

"Don't buy early access program". In this game you throw $50 down the drain.

-deleted- as @PDCWolf provided a work around.

#refundMeToo

same.

Today, I've launched the Zap (Paz in reverse spanish) Station. The hardest part was to not exceed 850K on some parts in the fairings. The rocket: the station Inspired from one-day-it-will-exist-IRL Gateway Station

One thing missing in KSP1 was a real crew management feature blended with milestones, tech tree and crafting..

Wild guess: It is a pre-historic stuff. People needs ritual sacrifices to appease gods their feelings in times of despair.

The seller. Fraud and swindle unless there is an exception for car's dealers. This kind of legal "stunt" you describe is to be made by trained professionnals. Please don't try at home.