SunCat

Currently, the #Earth2 Launcher is available to players who own 10,000 tiles or more. If you’re an early Earth2 player, I imagine many of you already own more than 10,000 tiles, right? Some of you may not have downloaded the Launcher yet. But if you have downloaded it and actually played it, and have never submitted a single bug report, I think it’s worth putting your hand on your heart and asking yourself why. There’s almost no way you could have played at this stage without encountering a bug. Do you think “investing” in Earth2 makes sense, but “loving” Earth2 is taking it too far? Right now, it might just be a small thought: “Someone else will submit the bug report.” But later, that same mindset can easily become: “Someone else will make the game fun.” “Someone else will help it improve.” “Someone else will keep the community active.” And the moment everyone starts thinking that way, the development of the Earth2 we’ve all been waiting for will inevitably slow down. Being an early player doesn’t only give us the privilege of experiencing things before everyone else. It also gives us the role and responsibility of finding problems early, sharing our feedback, and taking part in making Earth2 better. We are not simply people waiting for a finished Earth2 to arrive. We are the early players helping to build #Earth2 as it becomes what we have all been waiting for. @earth2io