Guys, if someone begins playing the mini game from now, do he or she receives the goodies or you had to play from the beggining?
Stellaris Minigame
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I've been coding in BASIC when I was a kid with C64. Does it count?
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I've been coding in BASIC when I was a kid with C64. Does it count?
It certainly does!
Nevertheless, the post stands for anyone who is thinking about it. It can be done folks!- 1
It's funnier when your friend is coding some important software (like software for airports) and she's like "i don't know why it doesn't work" and you know nothing about programming language that she's using but you say "Let me see" and you look at the code and then you say "and this part here what does it do" and she's like "oh this shouldn't be here" and it turns out that you made her software workingIt certainly does!
(and no, I don't think I'm that good. I would consider myself lucky in this situation lol)
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Feedback on Science Mission: Project Augustus.
When you released this game it did not feel fun, it did not feel rewarding, it felt like a waste of time. It felt hastily done with little thought put into it. Despite those what felt worst was the silence from the developers. It's entirely possible I've missed something but the only time someone mentioned this game was the stellaris fb closely after release and tinywiking responding to the email complaints. When you raised the goal without so much as a explanatory post I stopped, it felt pointless to put in effort and watch the goal move further away. You likely had reasons to increase it which I can speculate on but the point is it would had been courteous to atleast get a quick response from someone responsible. I'm sure there were other things do be done but it wouldn't had taken long to write something like 'Hey you guys are progressing much faster then we anticipated and we want to finish closer to the launch. /or close to the lottery stream. /or we want the game to last more then a week to give more people a chance to play and win' or what your reason now was.
Now the game is done. Congratulations, thank you and well done everyone who stubbornly worked together and finished it. When I saw the goal was reached I thought okey, now surely there will be a post, an announcement or statement. Something have been prepared. It was the weekend so I'll wait and see. Now it's Monday evening and there is still no sign that you're even aware the goal is reached (which surely you must be).
I think if you're going to do a project together with the community trying to get us to participate you need to have time to oversee and communicate with us, that includes informing us when you make changes and responding to negative feedback. Obviously you can't be expected to rework the game if it's not sucessful but after you've included us you do owe us to let us know you are listening. Otherwise you are treating us disrespectfully.
When you released this game it did not feel fun, it did not feel rewarding, it felt like a waste of time. It felt hastily done with little thought put into it. Despite those what felt worst was the silence from the developers. It's entirely possible I've missed something but the only time someone mentioned this game was the stellaris fb closely after release and tinywiking responding to the email complaints. When you raised the goal without so much as a explanatory post I stopped, it felt pointless to put in effort and watch the goal move further away. You likely had reasons to increase it which I can speculate on but the point is it would had been courteous to atleast get a quick response from someone responsible. I'm sure there were other things do be done but it wouldn't had taken long to write something like 'Hey you guys are progressing much faster then we anticipated and we want to finish closer to the launch. /or close to the lottery stream. /or we want the game to last more then a week to give more people a chance to play and win' or what your reason now was.
Now the game is done. Congratulations, thank you and well done everyone who stubbornly worked together and finished it. When I saw the goal was reached I thought okey, now surely there will be a post, an announcement or statement. Something have been prepared. It was the weekend so I'll wait and see. Now it's Monday evening and there is still no sign that you're even aware the goal is reached (which surely you must be).
I think if you're going to do a project together with the community trying to get us to participate you need to have time to oversee and communicate with us, that includes informing us when you make changes and responding to negative feedback. Obviously you can't be expected to rework the game if it's not sucessful but after you've included us you do owe us to let us know you are listening. Otherwise you are treating us disrespectfully.
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So, with the last goal reached since 1 week, is there actually anyone still paying attention to this at PDS?
You know, SOME kind of reaction would be nice maybe?
You know, SOME kind of reaction would be nice maybe?
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I imagine the response would be something along the lines of
"Thank you for clicking 600m times. We know you are excited about playing Stellaris and we are truly sorry you cant play since developing carpal tunnel syndrome. This is probably a severe setback for you as in all the time spent making those clicks you probably lost your job/life/family, we wish you the best and are very honored by your 600m clicks"
There, now that you've got a response pretty close to what their actual response would be, they can go back to making the game, and you can go back to being dissatisfied with something actually important.
"Thank you for clicking 600m times. We know you are excited about playing Stellaris and we are truly sorry you cant play since developing carpal tunnel syndrome. This is probably a severe setback for you as in all the time spent making those clicks you probably lost your job/life/family, we wish you the best and are very honored by your 600m clicks"
There, now that you've got a response pretty close to what their actual response would be, they can go back to making the game, and you can go back to being dissatisfied with something actually important.
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So when do the rewards drop/get emailed/keys are where? Launch is in like 2 days, and I may have missed this but I'm still wondering
I haven't seen any official announcement, but at least I had two new keys available few days ago. Go to your Paradox account page (not forum profile) and check the "keys" tab.
EDIT: https://accounts.paradoxplaza.com/profile/game_keys
EDIT: https://accounts.paradoxplaza.com/profile/game_keys
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Well,can I get the in-game rewards by playing the minigame?Am I late?It says that "Sorry,we're closed.
I just found out about this. Somehow I missed it being mentioned even though I watched all the streams.
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