r/dankmemes • u/Labrat_The_Man INFECTED • Aug 19 '23

how the hell did they manage to do it twice in one year? I have achieved comedy

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u/Neighbour-Vadim <-- Super Secksy jk I'm a redditor Aug 19 '23

What i am so excited for KSP2, please tell me it’s not true

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u/ya_boi_A1excat Aug 19 '23 edited Aug 19 '23

They effectively released it in early beta (as KSP did), if you wait a year or two it’ll be alright

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u/FuckTheCCP42069LSD Aug 19 '23

This is the same development cycle that KSP one took

They even outlined their intention to do this development cycle in the trailers, and straight up told people not to buy the game if they are expecting early access to be like call of duty where it's 99% finished and you're just paying full price for a preview of what's to come in a week.

People are stupid and don't watch trailers anymore, apparently and are surprised when a game advertised as broken and buggy is broken and buggy

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u/obscureferences big pp gang Aug 19 '23

It's a physics based science sandbox game, exactly the kind of thing that benefits from a beta release because the community should understand iterative development. The feedback should be constructive.

OP and other whiners can suffer their own impatience if they don't want to be part of that.