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This was always a stunning and wildly ambitious mod and I think would've generated interest no matter how "fractured" things are (I guess you mean the LW 2-only people and the rest of us?).
That said, it must have been heartbreaking when WotC came out, so many fundamental changes. I think that led to the demise of Spectrum too.
I always think that with modding you need to do it for yourself first and foremost. If you're not gettng enjoyment from doing it then why bother?
So I'll just say to keep on doing what you enjoy. If that's playing this or any other game then go for it, if it's modding this or any other game then go for that too.
The reality is, I don't see more than a few dozens people ever trying this. I estimate 1500 work hours needed to finish it. With 2 additional devs or 15-20k USD funds, the mod would move ahead again. Unfortunately, I don't see anyone willing to help or 400 prospective players give me 50 USD each anytime soon. With minimal community interest and no support, my only motivation is to make a game I want to play. As I had to move away from gaming recently, I will only pick this up when I feel like I need to play something really good.
Wowsers. Did you create any XCOM-themed ones, y'know for "testing"?
second, hope you'll decide to continue, it had great potential.
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