This mainly involves putting together a new version of the game that uses Peer to Peer servers for co-op play. The gameplay and flow of your experience will remain virtually identical, but will not need the use of dedicated servers in the cloud. This will allow you to continue playing with your friends when you desire and importantly, solo play will be completely unaffected.
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The Future of Thick As Thieves ["there will be no further content updates for Thick as Thieves."]
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Ah, that's kind of sad - but I guess given the reviews, not surprising. Glad they're at least making it so the game can continue to function (unlike other games..).
That alone might make me pick it up just to support that kind of business practice
It's such a recent release I think the publisher is hedging Steam permitting mass refunds if servers go offline so soon.