scharmers

I was just assuming things. The assumption was based on the fact that most software folks are of the opinion that once a user has received their software, they never get their money back. If the folks at Goldhawk are different; well then: I want my money back and you can revoke my Desura key. I paid for a pre-order of a game that I expected to eventually end up as a modern X-COM clone created by enthusiastic professionals, and I expected a one-time payment. I do not want to participate in a "well, you know, for $xxK, we will put in something that should have been in Xenonauts in the first place". I have no problem with Goldhawk making cash. I do have a problem with broken expectations and a moving target. Regardless of the various apologists involved, Goldhawk's decision to go the Kickstarter route and the actions since then have been unprofessional. OK, there, said my piece, taking ball and going home. I'll be back if and when Xenonauts is released as a finished product, and not yet-another-pretender to the X-COM throne.