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It's sad, but you spoke the truth. I will get the game eventually at a steep discount, like the 20% off for Worlds Adrift owners is very low, a new low I would say.
Maybe said already, but I've been playing Aloft for a few weeks, then tried this game. The two have nothing really in common other than the floating islands.
Aloft has wind updrafts and the glider in that game will take you upwards. By default is has level flight, not the drop like a rock in this game. It is a relaxing game where you can fail, but there are no hard consequences.
This is more of a hard core survival game, with quite a lot of combat. The two are like night and day.
This is a fact. Griefers ruined Worlds Adrift and killed (pun) the player base. Getting Join or Die'd by a 30 man zerg T4 ship on your dinky shoddy T1 Sail barge is not gameplay, it's bullying. Right on the devs to remove the part of the game that killed their last major title. Good riddance.
Sigh. Best to not use the internet.