Heya, if you drop support a message, we'll see what we can do. We've got a few other games we can provide (but didn't due to age/VR required etc)
Heya, if you drop support a message, we'll see what we can do. We've got a few other games we can provide (but didn't due to age/VR required etc)
Originally posted by Menzagitat: Thanks for clarifying Nar'Gall.
So avoiding bugs in the first place is the learned lesson?
Originally posted by Fatikis: I don't care about your excuses. I care about you a large company ripping me off like all devs in EA seem to be ok with. 30 tiny updates in a broken game is not anything.
Originally posted by TescoClubCardUK: For that reason, after taking millions of pounds off of people that supported the development of this game, Early Access needs to be abolished, will stop companies like yours from using it as an excuse for a cash grab.
Originally posted by Yemmer: Worlds adrift Fell short because the developers refused to implement BASIC features into the game to help retain the playerbase Thats why your population Plummeted AND the reason why your not getting enough sales, this is on the Studio, you can use whatever excuses you like, But the facts don't change.
Originally posted by Rig Nan Roach: Yes, it could. First off, you have to know that prototyping is not done on massive numbers of servers.
"It also lets you use SpatialOS on your local machine, and offers free support via the forums."
Local deployment using "small" topology
They've had their own dev servers since the get go. This game does NOT have to be an MMO. Not at all.
People need to get mad and get organized. This sort of thing is just IP abuse. There's no excuse for it. There is no excuse for this pattern that emerged with Landmark and continues here of MMO's disappearing with folks' money.
Originally posted by Korben: Looks like you prepared this pitiful speech for the onslaught that you knew you would receive for screwing us over. All this reply shows is the type of people you really are. Entitled to our money and will take zero responsibility for it. It is our fault for supporting you, well done. Setting excuses and examples that do not even compare to the situation. Those other MMO's at least released their games, you did not. EA is not a release of the finish product that we were promised.Read more
If you can justify treating your customers this way, you will not have many customers for long. I will never support your shady company again. Thank you for the lesson, it has been hard learned.
Imagine this? Think about...
Originally posted by tonberry: Will you get rid of Spatial OS then?
Originally posted by Fatikis: Bossa Studios has the funds to keep the game alive, AND you never properly updated the game to begin with. The game has received minimal updates. Bugs are slow if ever fixed.
Bossa killed the game by barely working on it.The game was supposed to be released 3years ago. You admitted in the video it had only 20% of the planned content for release. 1/5 content 3years late. How about you actually work on the game we purchased?
Ooh, hey! Question though - does the IC also contain proprietary stuff, or would it be possible to open-source it rather than the main game? It's still pretty nice that we can keep the IC, but I'm just holdin' out hope for something more... =P
I've been told that the island creator will remain online but we wont be open sourcing it.
If there are any specific parts you'd like saved (e.g. models, soundtrack) let us know and we'll see what we can do but the actual game is impossible as it has too much third party software (e.g. the voice chat, the multiplayer engine, the server infrastructure)
Heya, just to let you know, this is unlikely to happen. Worlds Adrift struggled with sales on a pay-once, play forever basis. A subscription model will mean even smaller number of players, likely too little to keep a shard interesting to play in.
The servers may be shutting down, and as such we won't be able to play on the main game, BUT... I think the Island Creator might still function after the shutdown. It ain't much, but if the Island Creator community can survive at least for a short time then anything might be possible...
Heya, the island creator is stand alone and will run after the shutdown.