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• Matt

Thank you so much for the review, man! And for once again spotting a stray typo we couldn’t squash before release - I’ll get a fix out for that ASAP.

As for the “outside of the cockpit stuff”, we’re toying with the idea of either making adventure modules for Tremerine: Sea of The Stars based on single planets in the setting (see Shardana and Volga) or to potentially write a complementary “racing RPG” sort of campaign module using a system we’re cooking up for a future project.

Either way, this helps tipping the scale in that direction I guess!

Hi and thank you foryour purchase, mate!

The game was mostly tested for using Roll20, in that we just made a hex grid in roll 20, used the tokens which you’ll find incouded in the “virtual tabletop materials” folders and just had the ship sheet PDFs open in another window. It wasn’t much in terms of integration, but I think you could do something similar on Foundry in a pinch.

That said, what we are working on is a Tabletop Simulator mod, which we plan on including both in the Itch.io package and on the Steam Workshop.

As for any official integration, we’ve never used Foundry but we’re not putting a veto on it!

• Matt

Good lord, the presentation for this is absolutely immaculate.

I’m almost sad I didn’t come up with it first.

-Matt

Is the server still accessible, by any chance?

-Matt

Will the full version be coming to Itch.io too?

-Matt

As a matter of fact, it used to! It was the Heart item icon from the game’s inventory system. It apparently broke with a recent update, for some reason. Hell, it was much more elegant than the GOG style icon you’re proposing. Looked pretty good next to Vomitoreum and Hedon.

Hopefully Miz takes a peek at the comments and notices! This shouldn’t be too hard a fix.

-Matt

Hi, I’m writing this “bug report” after updating the game yesterday (w64 version, 14/02/2022), as it appears the update may have broken the desktop icon for some reason. It’s not a default godot one.

Programming do be like that sometimes, I guess.

-Matt

Fixed! Thanks again!

-Matt

Thank you so much for the kind words!

The typo has been noted andwill be fixed tomorrow (it’s about half past midnight as I type this).

-Matt

I’m a little late, but here’s a link to a full-on spreadsheet in case it goes down again: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16EA6JNt7BRN76PlZOkgWl0SlTlfCM7dCF_jBiCHyODY/edit?usp=sharing

-Matt

Outstanding work.

-Matt

Were? Is it not there anymore? Hold on, I’ll re-embed it real quick - and I’ll also put a tracklist down after I’m done with today’s devlog. Thanks for pointing it out!

-Matt

Absolutely excellent, I may just pick up the original Frontier Diver as well to see if there’s a running plot between them.

One thing that’s not particularly clear though is whether this game has controller support or not, because buttons seem to work but neither dpad nor analog stick do. If it doesn’t, do you think there could be a way to implement it in the future? Some sort of twin-stick system maybe, the way Astebreed does it.

-Matt

Thanks for the drop, Jack. I hope you guys have moved onto greener pastures, and that the story of Barkley 2 can serve as a warning to more newbloods like me about the dangers of overscoping. 

If B2 gets resurrected somehow, I'll be the first in line to get it.

- Matt

This is the most Scumhead thing i've ever seen.

- Matt

Keep on keeping on.