Craftopia isn't finished...

[☥ Docdra ☥]

I have no problem with them doing another survival crafting mash-up game when they abandoned their first game and haven't finished the second, but because it is in the same genre, I'm worried they'll repeat the mistakes especially since they have NOT fixed them in their currently unfinished game.

This is all assuming that they don't run into various other issues before they even publish it...

[Chloroform]

definitely a big concern and it would be a shame to have another half baked game

[Boombox hawkin hellbard]

most AAA these are not finished. whats your point

[☥ Docdra ☥]

Wut?

[Forced2Finish]

Originally posted by Crediblehawkin:

most AAA these are not finished. whats your point

[☥ Docdra ☥]

^^^ Yep, my reaction too...

[Mighty Maus]

Originally posted by Crediblehawkin:

most AAA these are not finished. whats your point

I mean, not true. But, AAA games at least have the resources to make games.

This dev does not.

[Outlaw Mugen]

Originally posted by ☥ Docdra ☥:

^^^ Yep, my reaction too...

If they don't polish up Craftopia and make better animations, tighter combat and open world they have promised... then I won't be getting PalWorld.

[Bambam]

theyve been releasing updates regularly. its not abondoned. they actually just announced a major map rework as well. afaik its different teams of the same company

[☥ Docdra ☥]

Originally posted by Bambam:

theyve been releasing updates regularly. its not abondoned. they actually just announced a major map rework as well. afaik its different teams of the same company

No one said Craftopia was abandoned, I said their "FIRST" game was abandoned - Craftopia is their second game...

[The Seraph of Tomorrow]

I'll say what everyone else has already said.

A few "friends" of the Craftopia team decided they wanted to make a game which we now know as Palworld, because they liked some of the content / mechanics in the game Craftopia. So these "friends" who are using assets from Craftopia are working on the game Palworld, which are new individuals that make up a second team.

So at the end of the day the team gained new members for their team, and as a result are working on two similar projects instead of just one.

It's like if I was working on a game, and you asked me if you could have a copy of the games framework to build your own game concept off of.

[Wish Maker]

BEWARE this dev guys. They haven't finished Craftopia, and it's still a buggy piece of crud that's been in "Early Access" for two years with tons of "Delays". Meanwhile, they are making this "new" game that suspiciously looks like Craftopia, uses a lot of Craftopia stuff, but parodies Pokemon -- but with guns? Seriously guys, these devs are like totally just trying to make a quick buck on the meme value of that alone.

[Mighty Maus]

Originally posted by Tech-Priest:

I'll say what everyone else has already said.

A few "friends" of the Craftopia team decided they wanted to make a game which we now know as Palworld, because they liked some of the content / mechanics in the game Craftopia. So these "friends" who are using assets from Craftopia are working on the game Palworld, which are new individuals that make up a second team.

So at the end of the day the team gained new members for their team, and as a result are working on two similar projects instead of just one.

It's like if I was working on a game, and you asked me if you could have a copy of the games framework to build your own game concept off of.

I keep reading some "friends" and stuff like that, but I haven't read anything of the sort from anything anywhere. So where is this? And have they proven they have the extra members?

[sintri]

Nothing wrong with being in early access for an eternity. If someone was going to abandon a game it makes no difference if it's marked as early access or full release.

The only time I'd ever wait for a full release of a game is rpgs since I'm not likely to do a full run through again, or I'd like them to stop updating every week and breaking all my mods.

[Mighty Maus]

Originally posted by sintri:

Nothing wrong with being in early access for an eternity. If someone was going to abandon a game it makes no difference if it's marked as early access or full release.

The only time I'd ever wait for a full release of a game is rpgs since I'm not likely to do a full run through again, or I'd like them to stop updating every week and breaking all my mods.

Nothing wrong with being in early access for an eternity.------

wut. it's people like you that games like Dreamworld exist.

[sintri]

Originally posted by Mighty Maus:

Originally posted by sintri:

Nothing wrong with being in early access for an eternity. If someone was going to abandon a game it makes no difference if it's marked as early access or full release.

The only time I'd ever wait for a full release of a game is rpgs since I'm not likely to do a full run through again, or I'd like them to stop updating every week and breaking all my mods.

Nothing wrong with being in early access for an eternity.------

wut. it's people like you that games like Dreamworld exist.

Considering I've never heard of it, I highly doubt it.
Rage all you want, fact remains having an early access has nothing to do with the quality of the game, a game can easily be released ♥♥♥♥♥♥ and abandoned without it.