Oh, I'm really looking forward to that! :)

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As soon as we are back at the office the 7th we will be able to provide a eta on when the release without any bugs will be

Well, it's the 8th now here in Germany, where BFG are located as well...

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Quoting: FutureSuture

Quoting: Two Worlds II's Steam PageIncorporates 3rd-party DRM: Reality Pump

Dammit.

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I already have a copy. IIRC, I bought it in the 2013/2014 winter sale, because of the article here. Yes, yes, I know, that was far too prematurely.

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Eh, me, I still prefer my IBM Model M built [External Link] in 1987. :)

Should that thing break some day in the future, I will get an Unicomp keyboard [External Link], since they still use those awesome buckling springs of the Model M. And you can even get a classic chassis with 101 keys [External Link] (or 102 for the European layouts). No stupid Windows keys.

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I'm okay with projects failing. Shit happens, people make mistakes, ideas may crash and burn. I usually don't back at high levels either, so I just consider the money a loss and move on.

But I am quite offended by a lack of communication. The reason I back a project is because I am hyped about the project's idea. I want to know about your progress, I want to know where the roadblocks are and how you're going about resolving them. I want to see how the sausage is made, even in detail if possible!

If I weren't that interested, I wouldn't have backed the campaign in the first place. I would have just waited it out and bought the finished thing after release.

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And they added the MIT license now. :)

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Very nice. GPLv3 too; neat! :)

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Yeah, that bit about the missing license irks me as well. As a free software zealot, I like these things to be handled properly. :)

A lot of people are not aware about the implications of not adding a license. So I went ahead and opened an issue in the issue tracker about adding a license [External Link], hopefully alerting them of this and explaining it a bit.

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Yay :)

Quoting: StianTheDarkAnyone have a repository for this?

The source repositories are here: https://gitlab.com/groups/xonotic [External Link]
Specifically, that here seems to be the main repository: https://gitlab.com/xonotic/xonotic [External Link] and its "all" scripts should be able to clone the data repositories and configure everything, if I read it correctly.

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