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However, the game will contain over 300 unique pieces to choose from without any DLC, enough content to keep you going for a long time with or without DLC, and we don't intend to have paid map packs and stupid stuff like taht since it divides the userbase.
If we hadn't signed a deal with a publisher, we would have tried to get some funds with Early Access and I do think it can be a very viable way to do business, but it's rather risky these days, not that many Early Access games gain the traction they deserve and need to thrive.
There are multiple reasons why we aren't in Early Access. First, because we see Early Access as a way to get funding to finish the game. Luckily for us, we signed a deal with Bandai Namco and we are now sufficiently funded to ensure that we bring the project to completion.
There is also the matter that Early Access can actually hurt a game's launch. Early Access titles do not receive the same visibility as "full fledged" launched and some players come by, try the game in its unfinished state, then leaves with a bad impression. These same players would have appreciated their experience more if they had tried it in a more polished state.