Originally posted by Dimebag:

Originally posted by Tibbers:

It was good as an early access game when it came out and if they had expanded their team and gotten more organized to roll out updates quicker it could keep getting bigger but the update schedule is SO SLOW.

I like the game, I will play it again but probably not for years when anything close to a 1.0 creeps out.

Indie devs that make good games / concepts doesn't always mean good business management or project management. I often feel like they are a deer in the headlights and don't know how to scale to meet the demand for their game or manage / set player expectations.

They have taken a large chunk of time to deliver not much of substance. My biggest concern is the roadmap removal, DayZ did the same thing and that still hasn't implemented every promise over 5 years ago.
Almost like a bait and switch advertising.

Yeah soon enough these indie devs will wise up and make certain to never post anything that looks or sounds like a road map again. When they say "here is what we hope to do" it seems too many nut jobs out there etch in into a set of stone tablets and walk around like its ordain gospel. Some of us might do well to accept the world around us and maybe , just maybe lose some of the over-developed sense of entitlement.

The same people that spent $20 on a game they ABSOLUTELY LOVED, and got hundreds of hours of gameplay out of are the people coming here talking about "Lazy, inept devs" "Broken Promises.

Reality check : It's been 10 months since EA release , and just in case you missed it above :

"To summarize - Lots of bugs squashed early on, re-balancing of foods, stamina, and combat. New materials, new structure pieces, new foods, new armors, new enemies, new crops, saddle for lox, new crafting stations. All balanced (preliminary). New dungeons in mountains very soon. New biome in the works, due out sometime in the first half of 2022."

Get it together.