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No but the dev is burned out.
From what i understand he is fineshing up and moving to sp2.
The engine isnt good for what he wants.
From what i understand he is fineshing up and moving to sp2.
The engine isnt good for what he wants.
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Not as fair as i know .. i think early the year he mentioned that he think converting the game to SP2 will be quickly done.. and the new version should be out in only a couple of months but if you follow him a little you know his time statements are a .. little optimistic.
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Unlikely anything major. The dev suggested he might revisit for bugfixes / minor changes to better fit with next game. But that work on this version is effectively over.
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that doesn't make any sense unless burn out in this case means "ran out of ideas".
If he really suffers from burnout he wouldn't start 1-2 new games.
I know people who suffere from burnout they literally had to do nothing (workwise) for 6-12 months to recover.
Adding extra na dnew work on top of exisitng stuff would be rather counterproductive, wouldn't it?
It will probably go more in the direction of not being interested in pursuing the project any further. But having to because he gets paid to do it.
Try to think about it like people on an assembly line, having to pin your donkey's ears on every day. This project went on for several years, I think from 2017 onwards.
Projects of this length are usually too ambitious to be completed.
Then you will be waiting awhile as the game is effectively completed now except maybe bugfixes or a module to bridge to SP2.