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If you have 8 GB you should be fine. I demoed it on a SP3 (core i5). But it had 8GB.

Generally speaking, people are more likely to give a negative review than a positive review. Hopefully with 1.01 out, we can get some people to reasse if they had downvoted the game over some bug.

[quote who="node10" reply="2" id="3527468"] The price point is by far and away the biggest turn-off. If the high price point was deliberate to limit purchases then that has to be about the daftest thing I've read this week (and I've read an awful lot of daft things this week). [/quote] There is a good reason you don't want everyone playing early access -- negative first impressions by casual players. Generally speaking, we prefer most people to

I saw some people asking if they can monetize their streaming of Offworld Trading Company. The answer is yes. We have no problem with that. Have fun!

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I would recommend waiting until Early Access begins. Broadly speaking, it's a really fun game now, full multiplayer but visually it's still very much a work in progress.

We are going to be lifting the NDA shortly on being able to talk about the game. The only thing we'll ask is to not post screenshots or videos as we still have a lot of "programmer art" in there. Stay tuned!

I'm assuming ASCII.

It is very addictive. The art right now is very programmer art level (why we don't have screenshots). If you ever played MULE and liked it you'll love this.

The artwork in the game is currently still very programmer art. It's a case where the gameplay is way ahead of the visuals.

We are hoping (not promising) Mac and Steambox versions as quite likely.

Hi there! few answers: (via iPad so I apologize for typos) I think most people will play single player against AI. But multiplayer games shiuld include (in final version) random matchmaking. In custom games, FFA is open to abuse but I don't think thatl'll be any more an issue here than in other games where it's FFA. stock price (in the current build anyway) is based on the asset balance sheet of the company. Steam rolling can happen (the games tend to only