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Sun Apr 03, 2016 2:53 am

I believe in this project and what this project entails. The dedication I've witnessed from the developers and everyone involved is amazing. It's a company like yours that makes me love gaming again because it's solely about the games. So many gaming developers think only of money and production value. However, the motivation and dedication that is so apparent in this game reminds me that there are still great games and great game companies. Us gamers sometimes neglect and forget that those such as you are probably sweating and stressing (maybe even shedding blood) over this game. We can easily become spoiled and forget to even thank the developers for making a great game. So allow me to say so: Thank you!

We believe in you and I can't wait to play the finalized game.

stori11
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Sun Apr 03, 2016 4:11 pm

I agree completely, I've backed this project somewhere around the time it first started, feels like forever ago, and since than I havent had any doubt it would come to fruition unlike some other indie projects out there (Looking at you Starforge). Obviously I like many others wish it could happen faster but the progress is steady (except for the newest release, it literally is like Kenshi 2 all of a sudden) and always there. Than again truth is a lot of people forget that games usually take 3+ years to make unless the engine and majority of assets are already there which is almost never the case when it comes to indie games, the hush hush development of AAA games and than announcement half a year from release does spoil a little bit and I guess it makes people forget that indie games develop usually at the same pace except its all out in the open from the beginning. Anyways, great job so far, love the newest update and absolutely adore the direction of development, no regrets for the money spent. This is easily one of the most original games out there, even amongst the extremely diverse indie scene.

Also now that the update is out and the game has A LOT to show for itself you really should think about some additional publicity.

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Sun Apr 03, 2016 7:58 pm

You're too kind, thank you for the support :3
stori11 wrote:Also now that the update is out and the game has A LOT to show for itself you really should think about some additional publicity.
Unfortunately it's not that easy, it's something we have to work at constantly.

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BoogieMan
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Sun Apr 03, 2016 9:01 pm

Kenshi has come a long way since I picked it up in early 2013. I think the download link I got in the e-mail was 0.29 - now I'm playing 0.90. In just that time, it's come much farther than many other early-access types have, that's for sure. I've never once regretted picking it up and I've had a lot of fun with it. So, I just want to say thanks for all the hard work, it's much appreciated!

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Sun Apr 03, 2016 9:21 pm

I discovered thisgame in 2011 when I searching for a very specific type of game I didn't think existed. I found kenshi completely by accident and was in love with from my first twenty minutes of game play. As simple as that early alpha was I still dump a few hundred hours into and always tell people about this game the little bit of history I know about the devs. Y'all are fracking wondeful people.

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