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i guess they did it to save money because the game is dead and they cant afford it, a shame as i wanted to get back into this but not now. I'll stick with Grounded which allows shared worlds.
Now i have to legit email a game save to someone else if they want to play without me.... what a freakn joke, last time i did that was like in 2001 with CIV3 PTW..... and even that had an auto email future where it could actually email the game save to the next player.
I plan to get around the issue by using a dedicated server, so anyone could log in. They are working on the beta in the discord.
Yup and we have had to restart those a few times too cause none of the nodes were giving items except stone. It would hit and break like it was but giving you nothing in return. Server restarts fixed it.
It really seems more of a money thing to have to rent servers just to get the same options as before.
Would you rather they fill the game with micro-transactions or have a subscription for the game itself, because those are the other options. You can't have a live service game with intense hosting needs without some continuous revenue stream and they don't have the scale to run their own infrastructure (which would still need some kind of continuing funding, but would at least be cheaper than their current AWS solution.)
To their credit, they kept paying the bills until they had a dedicated server ready to release in beta.
Though having the ability to play in the same game-world, that you and your friends all have been sharing together, suddenly taken away, does leave a very bad taste in the mouth.
Personally, I have never played Icarus online at all yet. I've only every played it solo. So if I do start playing co-op with someone it wont be any different for me than when I played Valheim, or 7D2D. I can definitely understand being upset over this change, though. I'm irritated over having the prospect I had been playing completely wiped out. Hours of work, gone...
It is a bad taste just like so many other things you have in life for free then you don't, my group rented a server for us and when you look at it. It cost us like 2 bucks a month each which is less than an large coffee. We could have setup our own dedicated but none of us really have time for that.