The point is that it was done in only a few hours, without any pay, by a single person whereas bluecat's team has 2 coders that have been working on it for a year and a half and it still isn't out. Keep in mind two that the person who did the rough merge wouldn't have been familiar with their code at all so fixing issues like what he pointed out would be much easier for the team than some random person doing it for fun.Dukez looking into the code of the game and sharing his findings, is a job very well done. I'm not a coder. I couldn't have done it, so thanks for that.
But the trolling towards the dev now, with those stupid comments that there is now a working version, "look it's so easy" (I'm paraphrasing of course) adds nothing to the conversation about the game and it's development.
Would be nice if Bluecat did share some of the issues they are facing with some details, as Dukez did, than there might be a bit more understanding of the long delay.
Up till this point plenty of us coders have looked at it and said that it would be relatively quick and easy to merge everything together and there was no excuse for this delay and now there's actual proof of that. I'm sure most people who've been waiting would have accepted what Dukez put out as an acceptable alpha version of the merge while they fixed they worked out the other bugs. So yes, given this fan merge now exists the trolling towards bluecat and his team is absolutely justified.