What worries me is indeed if the rest of the game will be fun.
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But no other game in development is offering such massive scale PvP with full physics based building destruction. I've stopped actively watching the game, and only read the newsletters now and then. If we can do that, and the rest of the game is fun too, we’ll have a lot of interest in the game when it launches. The bottom line is this, we are basing the game’s chances to succeed on our ability to deliver large-scale (1K, but in the Kickstarter we said 500) player battles to people across the world. OTOH, I haven’t seen any MMORPG do what we can do today, so I still like our chances to succeed. The advantage of using a pre-built engine is that you can get a game made faster, no doubts about that. And if anybody thinks making an engine is easy, ask Amazon how long it is taking them to build their own better version of the CryEngine. In terms of comparisons to Crowfall or other games, we are making our own engine and that came with a price. I’m not happy that we lose any Backers, but I do hope some of them will return. Well, while some people have lost interest and refunded, we have more active Backers now than we have had before, and by a wide margin.
What exactly do you say to players like that who were once major followers of CU but are now exhausted of the long wait? But gamers are still comparing you to PvP MMOs like Crowfall, which was announced later and at least seems much further along. Now, anybody who’s been following the game a long time will know the “why” behind the delays you had hiring problems, you had to create a second studio on the other side of the country, you had to completely refactor your character ability code. There is a lot of grumbling and dwindling interest in the game over the last year, partly because of how long the game’s been in production (since 2013).
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