And so the goal of keeping the game like completely bug free throughout early access and maybe ever really is something that we necessarily we something that we can't necessarily look to pursue now.

But that doesn't mean we can just dump a hot

pile of steaming trash on your lap and be like, Hey, we're early access.

Deal with it.

You know, we can't do that either.

That's not fair.

So no, like a balance needs to be found and we go to great lengths to find that balance.

We keep the game in a good playable state for the overwhelming majority of people while also pushing the project towards its 1.0 launch.

And one other thing to note is that as we get closer to 1.0, we will have less and less features to add.

The game's design will start to solidify.

We know exactly what the game is supposed to be.

We don't necessarily have any more features to add.

And then overall stability becomes a higher and higher priority as there's less features to add and less question about the game's future and design at that point.

So a higher level of stability will be a focus moving closer towards 1.0.

And so that means that some of the bugs haven't been fixed, aren't being fixed, and we may not even be able to commit at the moment to fix all the bugs right now.