#The kerbal space program 2 Patch#

This patch focuses on fixing over 90 bugs and adding a few improvements to the game, such as a locking functionality to docking node rotations that allows autostruts to cross over docked nodes. You can still help us find bugs/issues by reporting them into our bugtracker, but keep in mind that the team’s focus is currently on KSP2 development, so bug fixing for the original game has slowed down significantly. Learn more in JPLRepo’s DevBlog - Drifting Along * Add UpgradePipeline support for PartModule renaming. Note: The drift issue can only be corrected when the rotating docking ports are set to locked mode. Players can now quicksave/reload or timewarp to reset part placement.

* Improved rotating docking ports drift when rotating docking ports are left locked. Note: The drift issue can only be corrected when the robotic parts are set to locked mode. * Improved robotic parts drift when robotic parts are left locked.

#The kerbal space program 2 mod#

* Fix AOORE in Assembly Loading of Duplicate Mod DLLs causing issues with loading of some mods. In doing so, we are empowering our deeply passionate and talented team to focus on quality, and we are thrilled with the progress that they are making on the game.Kerbal Space Program 1.12.3 is live! This small patch addressed drifting issues with robotic parts and rotating docking ports. 'Private Division opened our own studio, Intercept Games, to bring the development of Kerbal Space Program 2 for our beloved and owned KSP franchise in-house. Update: When reached for comment by on the fate of Star Theory, Take-Two shared a statement, a portion of which reads as follows: When we asked Strauss Zelnick at the time what had happened to Star Theory and if the project's shift had anything to do with the delay, the CEO said that the game's delay was entirely due to constraints related to COVID-19, and 'not anything else.' The remaining Star Theory employees spent the next several months prototyping projects with the intent of eventually pitching publishers at GDC 2020, but when the conference was cancelled in March and no other funding venues presented themselves, the studio was forced to shutter that month with employees receiving one month's pay and two months of health insurance.ĭuring last month's Take-Two financials, Kerbal Space Program 2 was delayed to fall of 2021 with the publisher citing delays due to COVID-19 as the cause.

Star Theory founders told employees the next day that while they had been in discussions with Take-Two to be acquired, the terms had not been satisfactory - though the publisher taking the project from the studio was unexpected. Take-Two reportedly offered compensation packages to employees willing to join the newly-formed Take-Two internal studio Intercept to continue work on the game, which it announced (then-unnamed) in February as dedicated to the ongoing development of Kerbal Space Program.Īround a dozen of Star Theory's 30 employees eventually accepted the offer, including lead Jeremy Ables, creative director Nate Simpson and lead producer Nate Robinson. 'To that end, we encourage you to apply for a position with us.' 'This was an incredibly difficult decision for us to make, but it became necessary when we felt business circumstances might compromise the development, execution and integrity of the game,' it reads. Original story:Star Theory Games has reportedly closed its doors, following Take-Two pulling its only project - Kerbal Space Program 2 - from the studio.Īs reported by Bloomberg, multiple Star Theory employees received a LinkedIn message in December from Private Division executive producer Michael Cook, saying that the game's publisher was taking the game back from Star Theory.