I just recently beat one of the best games I've ever played: ironically another robot walking simulator called The Talos Principle.

You first.

Be real men and live stream deleting your accounts.

Anything else is "we'll be back in a few"

Open outpost do not work for intrusion 2.0.  The whole reason it was put there to begin with.  Revert to intrusion 1.0 mechanics than ok.

Also something about botting.  Every topic needs one.

Or it was a *** Idea.

(Also this would of helped US, POE more then anyone else in the game.  But we are so awesome we didn't care.)

Duck season soon, wouldn't miss it for the world.

How exactly does one delete their account anyway?  I uninstalled months ago but no delete function anywhere.

Well considering my last support ticket is *still* unanswered I don't have much faith.  Though it would give the devs an opportunity to close 2 tickets at once.

Perpetuum 2 is needed.  Fresh start, new and known game engine (hell you could do unreal 4 for free if I'm not mistaken)

The mechanics, progression, and game systems are all great, the balance not so much...and none of the conquest type mechanics will ever be balanced without a thriving population.

Make it totally free, give stuff to your past players as motives to come back and start fresh.

I think the key is to retain a lot of the old game other than the graphics and bot balancing.  Might be impossible without a captive artist to work for you, maybe try capturing a few migrants.

I always felt the strange homemade game engine was because you wanted to do terraforming ect with the game and whatnot...and since that's been removed for balance, and the current iteration more just to say its there then adding real creative building to the game...why not just get a real game engine?

I don't think any of the roadmap features, or really anything with the current game is going to see an eve exodus + steam launch size group of players sticking around, which is what needs to happen. 

Without a new game, and it does need to be new, a restart wont do...I don't see people wanting to come back just to pvp the same exact group of people they've been fighting with for the last couple of years.  The dated look, the paywall, and the fact that its well known the population isn't enough is a deterrent for actual new players, fixing some stuff or adding some new stuff isn't going to change that.

If it is possible to do this, a perp 2 with a modern game engine, might be best to get on that while there is maybe some money coming in from perp1...

Publisher might pick you up too if its a modern looking robot game that's free to play. Hell most f2p publishers are full of dead/dying mmorpgs and cooperative shooters...im sure if its possible to monetize it properly without being lame about pay to win, someone out there has got to want something different to publish.

I wished this was true.