Comments - K_jingles

Now it may be only my opinion but I would rather a company take the needed time to properly finish their product, as apposed to a buggy half-assed mess that was rushed to production; which then stains the good name to the budding developer and causes them to close premeturly. we don't want another "aliens colonial marines" on our hands do we( they even had a bigger staff than "the indie stone" and could not deliver a solid product), I would like to think not. people of today may be used to constant instant gratification , but if that is all they expect then be prepared for alot of crap. Some times things take time to be done right, If we want our monies worth we might want to be a bit more patient. After they were robbed and lost half of their new code, and then felt the need for a new engine that would manage all of the little details of the games world so it would properly feel alive and frothing at the mouth, with out crashing your pc; people seem to forget most of what the pc also processes is all the behind the curtan stuff and if that stuff is done improperly no lack of graphics will keep your pc from melting. Dwarf fortress uses ascii graphics , but its behind the curtan is so complex that it too can cause a pc to bubble and sizzle

Yeah , we did give them our money, in hopes that they would deliver a solid product.

It seems like for all that they want to have in the game it will take some time to make it all stable and workable . I can imagine the same people who are bitching and moaning about it taking too long would do the same about the buggy builds they would get, Some features need other features to work for they them selves to work; its a kind of chiken or the egg kind of situation. I would rather the game work than have snippets of buggy code I cannot judge cause it is obviously not finished. Every one gives big box studios years to put out their buggy messes, and these guys are a handful plus they had to start pretty much from scratch and remade the engine at that. Don't Just want the game, want the game to live up to the standards we are putting on it, and with that know that proper work WILL TAKE TIME. So get over it and play something else to pass the time. The blogg posts we see are the group being fully transparent with us, their beneficiaries;we gave them money up front for an unfinished game(notice that the game is listed under Alpha funding,DUR), so they only feel it right to let us know their progressw every veiwable step of the way, the things they don't show us but only talk about is no where near ready for a proper demo. Have patience little children, Great things will come to those who wait.

they are trying to make things work as well as they are also for their steam release, not to mention give us one HeLL of a pay off for being so patient. Believe me A pit of Chaos boils in my gut with anticipation for this games eventual release, but there is more ground work to cover than I feel they have staff for ( aside from all of the wonderful contributors). some things if they where to release now might be dredfuly unplayable, and you know how the internet gets when they are handed unfinished work they paid for, even when they were told up front that it was going to be un finished. much like the DDOS attack minecraft servers got when they(just he at the time) took to long to fix an already clearly alpha product. the indie stone crew seem to want to avoid the problems of the ones who came before them.
seriously, calm down , read up on coding, and when your brain stops melting you will understand why you are waiting so long, then you won't be so impatient.

I may want this game more than any other game I have waited for in the past, but I want what i have been waiting for, not a rushed mess that kills the build up I have brewing. Do what you all must do to do it right, I will be here when your done, with cocoa and and high fives( hopefully you put down the cocoa before giving said high five, you don't want to spill the cocoa). Ignorant nay sayers be damned, You guys are putting out something greater than most of the big box companies with a smaller staff, you are allowed some buffer time to get it right.

I got this and multiwinia in a humble bundel WOOT