Now that it's 2016, let's review a list of works in progress that we haven't seen an official release or even a recent update for. When I say recent, I'll be specific. If it's been over 6 months since the project lead has commented on a project, it's not a recent update. No pictures of the mods are included here. Links to the appropriate posts in their announcement threads are listed - and they do have pictures.
This thread is going to annoy some people. Sorry about that.
In no particular order, let's get started on my list!
1) K1 - The Night and Day Mod
First announced on Lucasforums way back in February of 2012, the Night and Day Mod is supposed to do the following: add a day to night cycle in the skyboxes on Knights of the Old Republic I.
Last update for this? June 2015, on DeadlyStream.
2) Quanon's many, many, many projects
He certainly announces a lot of projects but most of them don't quite get released, do they?
(Notable exceptions - released in 2014 - can be found here)
What hasn't been released yet? Here's a brief overview:
- Scrapyard Games (Yes - I know - this one is being worked on)
- Nar Shaddaa: Crazy Nights project
- Korriban Expanded
- Darth Bandon, reskin + helmet
- Lightsaber Pack
- The "City of Light" project
Let's hope at least one of these gets released in 2016. More than one would be better!
3) Rhen Var - A new planet mod for Knights of the Old Republic II
Darth InSidious - at least give us an update, will ya? Besides this one...
Are any of these near release?
5) Darth Hayze's Unfinished WIPs.
After a well received Extended Enclave release, more projects were announced. Namely:
Oh modder, where art thou?
Not seeing the mod you thought you would? Well - after you PM the author for an update, feel free to post your comment on a seemingly abandoned project below. (Seriously though, do PM the author.)
If any of the authors wish to either provide an update or cancel a listed project or projects, this is probably a good place to mention it as well. (If announced on DS, we can arrange to lock the thread if you so desire.)
So . . . How many of you took this way too seriously? (Comment if you get the humor. )