Backers of the game have rallied to support Parnell however, offering levels of emotional support that are wholly uncharacteristic for the gaming community which frequently meets news like this with death threats rather than compassion. previously mentioned source: https://www.gamesindustry.biz/art...

Thanks for the update, its a pity it didn't work out. When will you be issuing refunds to backers? Really, dude? People have not gotten back their money for way less effort. Welcome to Kickstarter. You back, your risk. I'm convinced showing a serious effort to bring about the product has been made ...

Josh, I can only speak for myself. Thank you for trying to bring a game with seemingly insurmountable complexity to life. Don't look at it as a failure. Look at all the things learned from it. Your skillset has improved without a doubt. The past years also have shown - to yourself more than to anyon...

KingMoo wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 15, 2018 4:01 am

Patience is a virtue etc.

While I agree in being constructive in general around here, i find this somewhat of a slap in the face considering the original release date was early 2014, as usual, no offense.

... there is just one thing I would like to know. Josh at one point said he wanted to approach development for the remaining time until release in a way to always have a presentable build, however limited in gameplay this build might be. So my question is - which I just realized is actually two, but...

Sounds amazing. Definitely has a spacey vibe. You should check out Mechina, their music has a similar vibe to this. Yeah, I like Mechina a lot, especially the dark story their albums tell. :thumbup: Edit @Hyperion: Also, Ludovico Einaudi as a choice for space music is certainly not a bad one. Just ...

As "space music" I've grown to like Enshines work. The 2015 album called "Singularity" in particular. Fair warning, if you do not like growling, this might not be for you. I'd categorize it as ambient death metal, sort of. Also, I don't like to file music in categories.

Victor Tombs wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 15, 2018 1:08 am

... It does feel like this is an important year for Limit Theory...But I probably said something similar early last year.

This is the year of the Linux desktop.

Very nice work, Lindsey. I can't wait to see polished versions properly textured and touched up with your ... erm ... gribble algorithms? Now if there only was a badge for how many distinctive ships you've collected ... you gotta catch em all. Also, the MAERSK cargo freighter from the collection is ...

I'm on board with this sentiment, although I'm not sure what we can do. ... we could for example know Josh by now and just accept that he will fall flat eventually on periodic updates, no offense, just saying how it is. Once that has been accomplished we could be grateful that Adam stepped in an pr...

I would find a discussion interesting on how certain traits of a race are reflected on ship design. Since I am taking ship generation will be procedural aswell (except for the handful of ships created with the ship designer), it would be nice to be able to get a sense of a races main traits and prio...

I'm pretty sure this has been brought up, but I'll just say it for emphasis: When I click on mark all forums read I do not need a popup, telling me that all forums have been marked read. Instead, I'd like to see the icons on the forum representing the status 'nothin new, man!'. You know, like in the...

Silverware wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 27, 2017 7:18 pm

Josh! You know what you need for the Kickstarter update?
A group photo with the new guys, standing under the LT banner from the convention things you brought the early demo thing to. :V

^
this

... would definitely be a nice touch and hammer home the fact that LT is no longer a one man show.

I found Employees comment refreshingly hilarious and yet at the same time JanB1's english is perfectly fine even if it was not selftaught.

fwiw I tend to use https://atom.io/ for my text editing purposes.