On the topic of 0.22

[Andrew Hansen]

Interest in KSP is already waning due to the prolonged development process, so the assumption is not exaggerated at all.

Actually, if you look at the search trends for "KSP" rather than Kerbal Space Program, the decrease is a lot less. I would say it's almost negligible. Your evidence is not extremely convincing.

I just think that when you buy the game, you have to buy it for what it is - assuming that there's not going to be any further updates. And if there is, great! But in my opinion I've gotten my money's worth.

But of course I've just bought KSP at the beginning of September, so it might be different for some people who've had it for years.

[Firenexus13]

Actually, if you look at the search trends for "KSP" rather than Kerbal Space Program, the decrease is a lot less. I would say it's almost negligible. Your evidence is not extremely convincing.

I just think that when you buy the game, you have to buy it for what it is - assuming that there's not going to be any further updates. And if there is, great! But in my opinion I've gotten my money's worth.

But of course I've just bought KSP at the beginning of September, so it might be different for some people who've had it for years.

I do agree with you, however, ksp also means stuff like Kentucky State Police...

So yea, however most people do look up kerbal space program when first looking up the game, but then they go to KSP.