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https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/earlyaccess
"2. Do not make specific promises about future events. For example, there is no way you can know exactly when the game will be finished, that the game will be finished, or that planned future additions will definitely happen. Do not ask your customers to bet on the future of your game. Customers should be buying your game based on its current state, not on promises of a future that may or may not be realized."
Most likely steam got sick of have to deal with the fall out of "empty promises". Throw together some fast cash grab, give a vivid roadmap to throw blur into your eyes, then run off with the cash and not deliver.
When I buy into an early access game I do so based on its current state, not what it might or might not be in the future.
That does not preclude roadmaps. Roadmaps are not promises or a guarantee; they are what the developers are intending to do
Buying an early access game based on its current state completely defeats the purpose of early access. It exists to give the developers feedback to help improve the game before full release
Contact the steam helpdesk and bring it up with them then. Let us know how that went afterwards.
ah yes, the usual "you don't agree with me so you are paid" argument that is all over the steam forums in similar threads.
If you want to interact with the devs, go to their discord, they reply to things and interact with users all the time.
I reposted the same response in this thread as they gave on their discord. If you disagree with it, take it up with steam. Come back and let us know how that went. If you want to argue just the the sake of arguing, that doesn't get you anywhere.
This is from Discord from 2 days ago:
"When is it likely the public will be notified what is actually being addressed in the next update? What information does your marketing team feel is appropriate to improve sales at this point?"
Dev response:
"I can answer specific questions if you have anything.
Can't give timelines, still too much uncertainty.
I think your focus on sales is misplaced."
Also from Misper yesterday: "Fortunately, we already have a test branch and we'll make sure to update it when we're ready for you to preview the changes."
So those of you who are not in the test branch will be waiting even longer once it gets released to that as well. Something to think about. Usually it spends a good 2-4 weeks in test.
So just relax.. go play something else and come back in a few weeks and see what's going on. Or keep spamming the forums everyday like that is going to do something.
Only empty words here is yours dude..
no ill just look at the hundreds of games that have roadmaps included on the store page
every roadmap says the planned features are not a guarantee and are subject to change
they could do this but choose not to, and we can choose to criticize them for not doing what has largely become the industry standard for serious EA games
they don't OWE anyone anything, they don't even OWE finishing the game at all. they could stop development immediately and as far as what they OWE, would you make the same argument that you are not OWED?
I love these devs, but if they want to make a video game that is one of the very best ever made, they should probably improve their communications on Steam. That will likely lead to more money than they ever imagined as well. This is a good game that is on the cusp of being absolutely incredible.
If you want to engage with them go to their discord as they asked people to do if they want too. Steam forums is a toxic wasteland. I rather want them to keep focus on work on the game than go to the steam forums and respond to every snowflake posting "where is the roadmap"...
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