I, like many I suspect, wouldn't really know what to do with the code if we had it. But I think in this case it's the principal of the thing. We who backed this project did so with the best of intentions and with certain expectations. On those grounds I want that code, no matter how "jank" it may or...

I'm not surprised by this really. When I read the Kickstarter message from Josh my first thought was "Finally!", with no malice intended at all. Just acceptance that this was going to happen eventually. I hope that some good can come from the source code and it can be fashioned into something playab...

Congrats Talvieno, I can't speak for everyone else but I promise to be good.

Road to Gamma?

They say the hype train has no brakes and these ones certainly don't.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mX-OkFWpNBM

Yes, a great start to the year. All I need now is a check-in from Wollay regarding Cube World.

It's great to hear back from you Josh and thank you for the very in-depth look at the last 2 years you have had. I look forward to reading these new dev. logs of yours, the majority of which will likely go over my head as a non-programmner but I will read them thoroughly nonetheless. Good luck with ...

Indeed. Failing to see anything delusional here. Put the source code in the hands of a 1000+ developers and you have a much better chance of something viable being released than one who has all but disappeared of the face of the Earth. Out of that 1000 just one has to succeed and release something h...

Yes, all open source software is a myth Nice strawman. If even Josh had to rewrite this unfinished piece of software several times, what makes you think a bunch of random strangers on the internet could do better? It doesn't have to be better specifically. Although it might be fair argument to sugg...

Not sure if this has been discussed over the last few years but, as an ultimate outcome: Game is never delivered but Josh, having got his money from the Kickstarter, hands over the existing source code to the community to do with it what they will. At that point it will have been all for naught, Jos...

Victor Tombs wrote:

Memnoch wrote:As someone once put it:

"I could agree with you but then we'd both be wrong"

So you don't believe I'm a smug so and so, Memnoch? That's rather nice of you. *chuckle*

You are more than welcome.

Victor Tombs wrote:I just smile sweetly knowing full well I'm right, like the smug so and so I am.

As someone once put it:

"I could agree with you but then we'd both be wrong"

Employee 2-4601 wrote:(Memnoch, you might want to fix your quoting in your previous post.)

Done, if I assumed correctly what you were referring too. Thanks!

I totally misread the thread title and thought it said "Josh apologizes for another short delay...".

As a game developer in general, working for someone else? Josh has built a lot of impressive technology for this game, which I think would look pretty darn good on a CV. I don't think he'd struggle to find work. As part of a team, yeah. As a lead developer? Not a chance, not at this point. He'd be ...