i_ni: Color me skeptical: no one will take a space enterprise the chances of which, all angles considered, are less than 99.9% (unless well insured, I doubt that's the game case). Talking interstellar here, of likely colossal capitals (matter and man power).

One must be extremely desperate to enter the 10% window of survival the trailer PAs about when one does the grand plan of what's next. Would likely abort the mission instead, to better prepare and repeat the next time. Or at least this is what humankind has been doing for the last 60+ years.

i_ni: Color me skeptical: no one will take a space enterprise the chances of which, all angles considered, are less than 99.9% (unless well insured, I doubt that's the game case). Talking interstellar here, of likely colossal capitals (matter and man power).

One must be extremely desperate to enter the 10% window of survival the trailer PAs about when one does the grand plan of what's next. Would likely abort the mission instead, to better prepare and repeat the next time. Or at least this is what humankind has been doing for the last 60+ years.

i_ni: Color me skeptical: no one will take a space enterprise the chances of which, all angles considered, are less than 99.9% (unless well insured, I doubt that's the game case). Talking interstellar here, of likely colossal capitals (matter and man power).

SargonAelther: What about the Deluxe Edition or independent Soundtrack and Artbook? Why do so many games get published on GOG without them, when it is, arguably, far easier to do this on GOG, due to them being simple stand-alone ZIPs?

Please publish the Deluxe Content on GOG, Kasedo Games.

UUNPV: The game feels a lttle bit expensive for €34,-. Kasedo Games wake me up when it is at least 25% on discount and you figured out how to publish the soundtracks.

i_ni: To put my concern differently, if your chance of surviving the interstellar space mission at some point is 10% and decreasing (likely of bad luck because of bad design, not of bad decisions!), would "[you be] ready for such responsibility":
> In this game, there are no easy solutions; whatever you do will have consequences to deal with, either immediately or in the future. The way you handle it, will determine either your survival or extinction… Are you ready for such responsibility?

Again, talking about the loss of massive investment of resources and of human lives on the prototype space station. Makes sense to rethink/redesign/redo the whole enterprise, doesn't it?

Edit: to make myself clear, the game is simple: 10% chance of survival, failure to do so means total loss of expensive prototype equipment and lives. Take or leave the mission. Your answer is?

mqstout: People accept risk. Sea voyages during the great European migrations weren't so high odds of success. Colony founding success rates were not at that 99+% rate.

Especially, e.g., "nothing to lose" migrant people take such risks as employees. A lot of the same recruiting pools as armed forces.

Zimerius: In Homeworld you find yourself placed in a situation where there is no other choice then to move forward. All your bridges except one have been burned.