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work with Decotrauma right now, and we do a lot of work on high-detail sub assemblies, so a large amount of items we use are scaled below 0.100, which ended up meaning around 1/3-1/2 of everyone’s work, including mine, is no longer correct.

Ah, yeah, that was a pretty dumb oversight on our part. We set a limit to how much items could be scaled down because very small scales caused issues with specific items, and naively assumed there wouldn't be any practical use for scales below x0.1 and made it a hard limit that applies to all items. But the sub building and modding community always seems to find creative ways to use features in ways we hadn't anticipated! :D

No offense taken, I get how frustrating it can be to have stuff you've spent a lot of time working on get broken by some bug or change introduced by an update! I'm curious, which specific bug in the latest update are you referring to? We could possibly bump it up in priority and try to get it hotfixed soon depending on how severe it is.

I also completely agree with what you're saying about the editors. Especially the character editor: it's so complex and unintuitive that we not even all of us in the dev team know how to use it, and I would really like to make it a little more user-friendly at some point. I unfortunately can't give any promises on when that might happen though, considering there are more pressing issues to address than an editor that's only relevant to a very, very small portion of the player base.

something that could potentially ease some peoples frustrations with it would be, if it’s possible, so that instead of marking issues that we...

The devs pay little to no attention to bugs, allowing things that have been reported as significant issues to get out of betas, by just claiming it's not a problem or that they're just not gonna bother

This is kind of disheartening to read, considering we currently spend a sizable chunk of our time on nothing but fixing bugs, and have a dedicated QA team testing the game full-time to minimize the amount of bugs that make it to the public version and to help the programming team diagnose existing issues.

But I agree that there are quite a lot of bugs to iron out still, many of which I really wish we would've had time to fix before leaving Early Access.

I also admit that we can be quite hasty in closing issue reports as "non-issues" - we get so many reports about issues, that we generally can't put that much time into diagnosing a single issue and figuring out whether it's a bug or for example some issue at the player's end, or somet...

With some clever googling you might even be able to find the original texts. ;)

The religious writings of the Church of Husk seem to be based on the writings of some ancient Earth philosopher called "Zarathustra".