Take-Two Interactive Shuts Down Kerbal Space Program Studio Intercept Games

The designers focused on increasing realism further, instead of making a more _fun_ game.

They did not look at competitors (Juno) for ideas, so they managed to fail miserably at implementing new fuel tanks, they spent an enormous amount of time and resources to implement intra-spaceship-insane-physics which sounds cool, but in the end it was the frustrating part of KSP. nobody liked when you had to add even more struts because the spaceship would crumble on itself.

Interstellar travel is the big deal for me. I dreamed traveling to new planets because what I loved about KSP was building an insane flight plan to get in that crazy place, with the self-imposed requirement of: being a manned spaceship and the astronauts must all come back alive.

The first time I landed on the Mun was an insane feeling.

They could have recreated that by just releasing more and more planets around the sun (further and further away, with more stuff and weird features), but they did it only with the asteroid dlc, somewhat.

Now where we are at? I bought this expensive game and I never played it because the physics for space planes was completely broken (they would randomly turn left for no reason). Going to far places was hard or impossible because the physics forced to a low amount of engines, while having huge flying creatures is part of the fun.

Is this it? A 70 cad game that has NO CONTENT?