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Didn't realise that.
To me, it is also a question whether Ced forgets to pauze some times. I didn't think it was deliberate.
But maybe I'm wrong.
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To me, it is also a question whether Ced forgets to pauze some times. I didn't think it was deliberate.
But maybe I'm wrong.
Give Ced a chance to reply here. Please wait.
This breaks my heart. My fav game and its forever abandoned.
How strange that the dev's been completely silent for this long and then just nukes a free mod the community had made to keep the game going...
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I understand that he doesn't want others to touch his 'baby' so to speak. As an artist myself, I can totally relate to the feeling of protection/possessiveness about your own work.
Whether this means he's still planning to continue the game, I don't know...
About him being silent I don't know much, except what I read on this forum.
Too bad, this was one of my favorite games...
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I get that sure, but if he cared about the people who have supported him and this game he could've let someone else finish it for us if he's not planning to do it himself, which clearly he's not.
it took 2 years for cabin creator to be back to full health, just have to be paitent untill cedsense health is full, he start working agian
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he not continue it the game and he kill it the remake project
just found out about the remake project. a bit late to the party since the project has been taken down. any idea where i can download the remake one? atleast the latest version before it taken down?he not continue it the game and he kill it the remake project
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Sadly the remake never released a version before it was taken down.
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The dev of the remake went on to start his own project after being shut down and it Looks to be shaping up nicely. Would recommend to keep an eye on that one.
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His game was in fact fantastic, but it's been almost 3 years...he's not coming back. He hasn't bothered to give his followers updates or even a reason, but still took the time to kill the re-boot. He's a very talented writer, but I can't think of a reason why he needed to act that way
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who cares about him? he disappeared in the worse way, so if someone want to make a re-boot, go ahead.
if he comes back to complain tell him to stfu since he abandoned it but still received money from his patrons (still do)
that kind of behavior is the lowest u can be for a dev. Im a dev myself and I would close down my patron if I decided to leave. its a parasitic behavior to let it be on for a non-finished product. no matter his talent, that doesn't excuse what hes done.
and he is not alone, theres a bunch of devs that did/do exactly this. they exploit people this way, and in the same time they create mistrust.
so, why respect his decision to not make a reboot when he doesn't give a crap about giving an answer why he left.
if he comes back to complain tell him to stfu since he abandoned it but still received money from his patrons (still do)
that kind of behavior is the lowest u can be for a dev. Im a dev myself and I would close down my patron if I decided to leave. its a parasitic behavior to let it be on for a non-finished product. no matter his talent, that doesn't excuse what hes done.
and he is not alone, theres a bunch of devs that did/do exactly this. they exploit people this way, and in the same time they create mistrust.
so, why respect his decision to not make a reboot when he doesn't give a crap about giving an answer why he left.
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The biggest surprise here is that people are still pledged to him.
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Even if it is not coming back, it is Cedsense's right to decide whether he wants someone else to continue his work or not.
Take, for example, two important and popular comic strips: Asterix and Tintin. Maybe Americans don't know them, but they are two of the most popular European strips. Both are great in their own ways in my personal opinion.
After Hergé died, he specifically asked nobody to continue Tintin. This was respected and it did lead to a consistent series, with the last books being arguably the best.
After Goscinny died, Uderzo (who did only the drawings before) also wrote the scenario of Asterix. After Uderzo died, others have continued the series. But the ones where Goscinny worked on, are widely considered the best.
So, what is the best? Obviously Tintin fans were disappointed that the series stopped. Asterix fans were also disappointed because the quality has decreased.
Some people have accused Uderzo for just being hungry for money by continuing Asterix. But was it a cash grab, or simply respecting Goscinny's wishes? Or both?
Obviously the analogue between Tintin/Asterix and Our Fate is not a perfect one, especially when it comes to finances. I am, however, using this example to illustrate that there is more to consider than just the wishes of the fan base.