Then PayPal shut The Indie Stone’s account for some rubbish reason or another.<\/p>\n
Now two computers with the latest game code have been stolen from a Newcastle apartment where two of the devs live and work.<\/p>\n
I’m not a superstitious person, but if I were, I’d say these people are the target of a pandimensional conspiracy, quite possibly infernal in origin.<\/p>\n
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“The Indie Stone have just suffered a major set-back,” writes Will Porter over on their official blog<\/a>.<\/p>\n “Project Zomboid was regularly backed up from machine to machine, but rarely – sadly and infuriatingly – externally. We have lost an awful lot of work.<\/p>\n “This will clearly severely delay the next update, which was very near completion. I personally only just finished my work on it today (one of the final things on the ‘to-do’ list) and had it ready for input tomorrow.<\/p>\n “Project Zomboid, however, will come back stronger.”<\/p>\n Until the next disaster, obviously. At this rate, I’m guessing a meteor storm.<\/p>\n