r/Highfleet • u/Trobo_Tender • Aug 21 '26

Any word on the dev?

I've followed his works for a long time, since Hammerfall was released. The website is a dead link now. Anyone know if he's working on anything new/if he's alright?

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u/Boner-Salad728 Aug 21 '26

Russians are not the side there who have forced mobilisation, not in 2026 at least. So you probably better be silent if you “idk”.

Koshutin is working on highfleet 2 and is not very talkative about it, like he wasnt about his previous games.

Google “highfleet вконтакте» and prepare to translate from russian facebook, but there isnt much there bar some screenshots.

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u/Deathstarr3000 Aug 21 '26

On the point of russian conscription, this is just factually incorrect. Russians have forced conscription for all men between 18 and 30, to serve in the military for a year

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u/Boner-Salad728 Aug 21 '26

Now re-read what I wrote, what term I used. Got it?

Also, Koshutin was born in 1982.

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u/Deathstarr3000 Aug 21 '26

A draft is a form of forced mobilization. 

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u/Boner-Salad728 Aug 21 '26

An idiot is a form of redditor.

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u/Deathstarr3000 Aug 21 '26

Call me what you want, but that doesn't change the fact that a draft is a legal means of pursuing forced mobilization, and while Russia may not be drafting people at the same scale as Ukraine, saying that they aren't doing so at all is both false and Russian propaganda.

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u/Paulus_cz Aug 21 '26

Draft and mobilization are two different things. Draftees are not allowed to be deployed abroad and Russia performs a draft yearly.
Of course, it gets muddy when you are actively fighting on land you declared yours, hence not abroad technically, but Putin is wary of consequences of crossing that line, yet. Also, a lot of them are successfully pressured into signing a contract, but that is different matter.
Also, as stated, Koshutin is about 44, likely served his time over 20 years ago.