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This is impressively thorough and well-written, great work! Thank you for helping more pilots ease into opportunities they never knew they had.

Hey there, sorry to hear this. I will add this to the books, but please keep in mind it is unlikely we will be visiting this for a while since we are focused on EVERSPACE 2 currently. Regardless, having it cataloged will move us forward once we can. Thanks for your report.

Hey there, I posted on your Steam forum thread; thanks for the report. If you haven't checked the Steam post, the short of it is this: We had a similar report about 4 years ago in a Discord conversation. The specifics of the incident weren't entirely sorted, but the user was able to resolve the issue by turning off his overclocking. Might be worth a try?

The console versions are also being migrated to UE5 so we can continue supporting them, too.

You're asking for added features to change how the game is meant to be experienced, and it simply was not in the vision for the game.

For example, let's look at Pac Man. When beating Pac Man, should the devs provide the player the ability to despawn ghosts, or make 100 ghosts, or make Pac Man invincible, or make all the dots into power pellets, or have fruit appear every second, or be provided a map editor to make their own maze? Because the game doesn't have these things, does that somehow mean the devs are looking over the player's shoulders telling them they're playing wrong or tying their hands?

Cheat codes can inadvertently burnout players by experiencing all the content really fast in a matter that wasn't intended. Even as end-game unlockable content, this can remove any need to replay a game, and replayability is a foundational pillar of EVERSPACE. Sometimes having a sandbox mode or unlockable can be a good thing, but not always. Skyrim obviously doe...

Because the overarching intent is to futureproof to continue supporting, this means for continued support. The difference in engine shouldn't change much (if anything) since we aren't changing assets at all. After all has been migrated, it should be the exact same game, just with a sexier engine under the hood of it with mechanics standing by.

We use Blueprints quite a lot, so the process has currently been mild pertaining to the codebase. Hopefully that doesn't change, because there's a lot of work to do!

Edit: Next stream is this Friday, January 5th.