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Hope the game grows well in this long long early access.
But I never understand the big problem here. I was a backer and get the Epic key, the Steam key the DLCs too and the option to get my money back when I want, but this was a good deal for me.
I understand why they do this with Epic and I'm fine with that.
As far as I see it, the game's been in Early Access and now faces a proper release with *all* content and patches.
Hopefully the steam release will be a bit more polished.
They used us backers to get a loan they jumped ship when offered a large bribe by Epic and probably didn't even think twice.
this game wouldn't even likely have been made if it wasn't for the GOG and steam backers.
The downside of that deal was, that they'd be an Epic Exclusive for 1 year and Steam keys would be delayed until that year has passed.
To pacify the angry mob of Kickstarter/Fig backers, they promised us all the full game and DLC for as well Epic as Steam.
So technically, we've received the game twice *with* all DLC for the low price of $ 25,- (unless you've backed at a higher tier, obviously)
Again: Everyone had the chance to get the money back on this point and everyone get a steam key now, so what's the problem?