Steam News23 January 20224y ago

V1.7.1.5 - Final Patch

All things must come to an end. It's been a long time coming but sunk cost fallacy can't make this ship float.

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addedAll things must come to an end.There are piles of cut content that could be restored and years worth of updates and ideas that could be implemented, but, no amount of new content is going to increase the broader appeal of this game.

addedAll things must come to an end.It's time for me to finish the physical edition and move on to new waters and new voyages.

addedWithout further adieu, the final features.+ Added the pie + Added moonshine opportunity + Mystery content + One more particle effect

fixedWithout further adieu, the final features.Fixed Portuguese flag crashing in update log - Main Menu badges now copy the links instead of opening broken links

changedWhat's on the horizon?Finishing The Caribbean Sail: Gold and ensuring it runs on CD before ordering 100 copies, then finishing the manual. Once those are complete and all the rewards have been shipped I'll have some tough choices to make.

addedWhat's on the horizon?There are two new games that I've shared nothing about which already have had substantial work put into them.

The Caribbean Sail changes

addedThere are piles of cut content that could be restored and years worth of updates and ideas that could be implemented, but, no amount of new content is going to increase the broader appeal of this game.

addedIt's time for me to finish the physical edition and move on to new waters and new voyages.

added+ Added the pie + Added moonshine opportunity + Mystery content + One more particle effect

fixedFixed Portuguese flag crashing in update log - Main Menu badges now copy the links instead of opening broken links

changedFinishing The Caribbean Sail: Gold and ensuring it runs on CD before ordering 100 copies, then finishing the manual. Once those are complete and all the rewards have been shipped I'll have some tough choices to make.

All things must come to an end.

It's been a long time coming but sunk cost fallacy can't make this ship float.

I've enjoyed working on these last two patches and admittedly don't want to move on from The Caribbean Sail yet.

There are piles of cut content that could be restored and years worth of updates and ideas that could be implemented, but, no amount of new content is going to increase the broader appeal of this game.

It's time for me to finish the physical edition and move on to new waters and new voyages.

Your comments, reviews, upvotes, and genuine support of me and my work made it hard to let this simply be a bugfix patch and nothing more... so...

Without further adieu, the final features.

+ Added the pie + Added moonshine opportunity + Mystery content + One more particle effect

Fixed Portuguese flag crashing in update log - Main Menu badges now copy the links instead of opening broken links

What's on the horizon?

Finishing The Caribbean Sail: Gold and ensuring it runs on CD before ordering 100 copies, then finishing the manual. Once those are complete and all the rewards have been shipped I'll have some tough choices to make.

I may take a break but Victorian Clambake will be far from dead even if TCS was its lifeblood.

I'd like to create Caribbean Sail merch.

Jolly Riot isn't cancelled though it will undergo redesign.

Shell Shuffle deserves a patch someday even if it is floating face down in the pool.

There are two new games that I've shared nothing about which already have had substantial work put into them.

So keep your eyes wide lads, carry a shanty in your heart and a jigger in your step.

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I'll see you on the next voyage! - Captain of Victorian Clambake, Evan Massie

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