Does that not constitute marketing?
Do you know what marketing is?
Paying for a segment on a television show to advertise your product to the masses?
Are you saying him being on colbert isn't marketing?
Wasn't advertising a product. He was talking about a prototype he was working on and what he planned to do with it.
How absolutely marvelous, two players finding themselves in the same thread on the same day. I can't begin to imagine what the odds must be for this to happen.
Do you know what marketing is? In 2014 he said you could play with friends. In 2015 he said on the rare occasion of crossing paths with someone, you'd be able to see them. In early 2016 he said that there's not a large focus on multiplayer, but there's a "sense" that you're in the universe with other players. Before release, he said there's no multiplayer. There's a clear progression of development here. It doesn't even matter which of these interviews you heard, you're still going to end up at the steam store page that says "single-player"
But seeing someone else experiencing the same thing isn't going to make the game more fun.
I'm not so sure. Just having chat and seeing another player is enough to introduce a social aspect to the game. I've lost literally hours of my life jumping around in blockland doing nothing but chatting with other people.
$60
What you're describing here is a linear progression from 'features' to 'no-features'. That is not development, that's like devolution.
But it was clear by release that the devolution had occurred, people had time to refund their pre-orders. So the whole "zomg he lied" garbage that was perpetuated by others is a step too far.
they set out to make their ambitious dream project which turned into one of the most anticipated games of 2016.