bminnix

I never disagreed with you, only pointed out how some could argue based on references from previous communications. I'm of the opinion that if you buy a house, you don't have access to new houses until you buy them also. I'm pleased early adopters got access to the expansions for free, something I didn't even know about until they showed up in my game without expectation. People expecting KSP2 for free because of that are dreamers.

The only way that I can remotely see it, is because in the blog post about what people get for free, here, the devs explicitly mention: "So this is what we mean when we say Expansion Packs for KSP. We’re not talking about small content bundles, we’re talking about major game-changing sets of features, like Multiplayer, or Colonization." In the release notes for KSP2, it specifically says that this version will bring: Colonies: Brand new to Kerbal Space Program 2 are colonies.. And: Kerbal Space Program 2 will build on the beloved modding capabilities of the original game, as well as deliver on the long-requested addition of multiplayer Only because of these two things, I could see how some could argue, "But these are things the devs mentioned we'd get for free." I agree that I will purchase KSP2 no matter what, but to ask "How can people even ask this?", I can see both sides. By the way, I'm not one of the people expecting to get it free (although I wouldn't deny it if they want to give it to me) and am just waiting on the "Add to Cart" button; It's already in my wishlist.