Ksp2 was not an interactive piece of software when released, exclusively due to lack of funding and a lack of expertise caused by take twos decisions.
If they actually understood the product and understood what it would take to be produced, they would’ve had a game that the entirety of the ksp community would have bought. Instead they spent more on marketing and sound design than engine work.
Bold words, Take-Two. Bold words.
I mean, KSP2 was not very well received like the first one. So I can see why Take-Two might do this.
It was a scam. They rreskinned the old engine while promising a from-scratch game.
Wasn’t all of KSP2’s shortcomings due to corporate meddling though?
Ksp2 was not an interactive piece of software when released, exclusively due to lack of funding and a lack of expertise caused by take twos decisions.
If they actually understood the product and understood what it would take to be produced, they would’ve had a game that the entirety of the ksp community would have bought. Instead they spent more on marketing and sound design than engine work.