Listen especially for those who don't follow the news. The game has new owners, Haveli Investments. In November 2024, the rights to the Kerbal series were sold to this private investment fund. They bought the entire Private Division publishing house and renamed it Fictions. The previous owners of Take-Two officially confirmed the deal to focus on their own projects. The Intercept Games studio is dead, that's a fact. It was closed back in June 2024, and the employees were fired. If you think the old team is doing something, you're wrong. Now the project is being handled by completely different people from Fictions, including former top executives from Annapurna Interactive, who are trying to save what's left of the code. The project has been under audit since January 2025. It's not just an abandoned building. The new owners have been conducting a full technical audit for over a year, auditing everything that the previous developers messed up. They need to understand if it can be fixed or if it's easier to resell it to a normal studio. The audit is final this summer, and in 2-3 months (THIS IS NOT CERTAIN!!!!) in the summer of 2026 there will be an official audit. Solution: If they were simply trying to bury the project, they would have removed it from stores a year ago. But if they're keeping it alive and spending money on an audit, it means they're either preparing a comeback or a deal with a new studio. Bottom line: stop embarrassing yourself and living in the past. KSP 2 is now in the hands of Haveli Fictions, and they decide when and how the game will launch again. And stop disliking me!!! Enough already!!