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I'd like to see you show us exaclty where he said that.
No? Yeah, I didn't think so.
So stop posting lies, mmmkay?
Last time he posted on the dev log: half a year ago
So know what you're talking about, mmmkay?
Game is abandoned. End of story.
He abandoned his fanbase to sit back and relax over the money he made off all of us.
YES. PLEASE. PLEEEEAASE.
" Data - # September 13th, 2013 at 7:48 am
Gotcha: CC as a project isn’t dead, but it’s coming to a close. 12+ years is enough to work on one thing, and we’re moving onto the next project… which will be much better (mainly because I’m not programming it). I am proud of where CC is and how playable it is today; it is far more than I envisioned when I originally set out to make it. That said, we do have various fixes/improvements and workshop integration is still on its way. I gave working on it a break for a year in large part because of rude attitudes and comments like the one you just posted… it kindof kills my motivation to serve you, see?
Eventual open-sourcing is not out of the question, so perhaps then you can make it into whatever you had personally expected it to become!
"
Thats quoted directly from Data himself.
source: http://devlog.datarealms.com/cortex-command/pax-prime-indie-megabooth-recap/
Since when did haters stop a dev from wanting to develop? Im sure youre right, he must have lost interest. If he really cared what people thought he'd have add the things they were insulting/flaming/whining for.
Imagine this game with a real engine........
Thankfully, his designs ideas arent copyrighted, only his game is. I think....
It has happened a few times with some of the other indie devs. It's not like it's common or anything but I've read about things like that. I could be biased as well, since sometimes developers' "reasons" for no longer working on a project really bother me and feel like excuses. Though I wasn't talking about "haters" making a dev completely stop working, just making them disheartened. It isn't just losing interest in working though. There are some that get outraged and go to extremes over civil criticism on their game. Off the top of my head, the lead programmer of Sword of the Stars: The Pit. Say anything bad about that game and he pretty much trolls/flames you. Nowhere near a professional attitude.
I agree with you, if he really cared he would have at least fixed some of the issues that are still with the game. Or at the very least would release the source to make it easier for modders to make compatible "fan patches" or other mods. There are/were a lot of whiners/trolls on the forums but some of the complaints are justified imo. Plus most times people who are satisfied with the game won't be posting praise since they are to busy playing the game. The first month I got the game I was just completely enthralled with it. Every chance I had I was playing it.
Heh. Well they both seem to be sensitive prima donnas on the verge of mental breakdown.