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Without the original team or the source code they will have to start again from scratch.
They almost certainly have the source code, since IG was owned by T2 through PD. Same with the Roll7 games. I've never heard of a deal like this that didn't include the source code when it was owned by the seller and the seller was still in business.
That being said, Haveli has no real reason to do anything with KSP2. It's simply not worth putting further money into. They might license the rights to a KSP3 game out to an interested studio (presumably RocketWerkz is looking into that), but I suspect they have more important things to do, profit-wise, right now.
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I'm really sad this didn't make it.
I'm still salty what the community did to this game here on Steam. We could of had a revival from this new company and continued development here on Steam. But because of what everyone did to this game's reputation on Steam now that probably won't happen. If people hadn't review bombed it to death then it might of had a chance. But not now.
Do you have amnesia? Do you not remember your own posts?
This not you?