Another exercise in frustration

[Alexoff]

13 minutes ago, Kerbart said:

I work for a Big Evil Coro that’s not nearly as evil as customers and outsiders like to think.

Now PC games bring T2 only 10% of income, and KSP2, even in the best plans, could probably bring 10% of this 10%. Therefore, most likely, some small suits were sent to look after the PD and IG. And the little boss in a remote place can do different things.

[Siska]

On 10/3/2023 at 7:10 PM, Siska said:

Also, an honest question, does anyone believe that you will have a polished game with all promised features based on the current outlook of the game? I will answer no.

 

This aged well 

[Uuky]

On 10/4/2023 at 8:44 PM, Kerbart said:

Same here! I work for a Big Evil Coro that’s not nearly as evil as customers and outsiders like to think. Customers who also want us to deliver our services for free or even less than that, while complaining when we’re not the best in the industry.

The Suits might not be developers, they will know their products and their markets. Which is why you see micropayments and treasure chests in some games but not in others, and why it is unlikely to see them in KSP despite what some haters will say.

In the end developers need to get paid and need an office to work together in, and running the business that provides that — not to mention upfronting the substantial funds required for that — is why it’s hard to do it without them, and usually the job done, disliked as the decisions that they made are, are usually a necessity.

I'll be a bit less on this necessity side.  

Dividends ad bonuses are often the main priority.