Not until sometime after final release.

This is phenomenal news! Thank you for the announcement and I sincerely thank Stardock and its devs for the continued support of Sins 1 - Rebellion. Also shoutouts to a great community of modders as silent heroes and for the open tools they’ll have to keep going. So glad to have this game and series in my life. The Maw hungers!

Looking forward to see what the future holds after all this time!

Early access to the game is supposed to be for better bug detection and therefore better game development, sadly this won't reach its peak due to it being an EPIC exclusive and oddly enough it's the most hated store in the world.

Bad decision on Stardock's part - they could have achieved more.

it's not about anger at epic, for example, I replenish the collection with my favorite games and it will be much more convenient if they are all in 1 place, and not in a bunch of different stores. It just so happened that the previous part of the game came out in the incentive and bought it from me in the incentive. that's why I'm waiting for this game in the incentive, so that everything is in 1 place + the workshop is convenien

It’s not about disliking EGS or liking them less than Valve, it’s about disliking their customer unfriendly business methods and the poor quality of the platform from the customer perspective.

Do you guys have a schedule for the dev journals, ie bi monthly? every week? once a month?

Or is it just when you feel like sharing something?

I am happy to see all the things you have coming for us, likely willing to buy it on both epic(already did) and steam.

It's an extra burden on development, but I would think that more often than monthly (especially in the coming weeks until EA) would really help engagement. If there's a Youtuber that can pick up on the journals, or even create a new Youtuber around the game (eventually), that's only helping you. It can just be simple and laying out some design hurdles, some info on stuff that's going to be in the EA, some of the questions you've answered here on the forums and on the discord; anything to drive up engagement honestly.

if i am not wrong, I saw on discord devs said that we wont see anything until early access release
they work hard to meet the deadline 

Great. Cant wait. And yeah, definitely show us more art stuff, unit pictures.  

sooooo??? Where? 

I think a lot of this Epic hate is misplaced. There are many reasons why games decide to go the Epic Games route.

Frankly, game devs gotta eat. For one, being sought after as an Epic Games exclusive is more money in their pockets to pay their devs and perhaps create better content.

Also, people forget Epic actually gives devs MORE money per purchase than Steam. Epic takes 12% whereas Steam takes 30%. 

All in all, Epic Games is a much better choice for MANY devs than to go to steam. Yes, Epic's store needs improvement, but it's also still a new store. Changes will happen over time. There are many applications you can use (like Playnite) to combine store libraries into one location.

Just want to clarify I'm not saying it's necessarily a good CONSUMER practice to be on one store and not other stores, but I'm just laying out the many beneficial reasons WHY devs choose Epic over others. To be honest, I'd prefer devs choose what they want, and I'll follow. If the game is good, I'm satisfied there!

Regarding Sins 2, am really excited. I'm a fairly new sins player but it's been the one RTS I've been able to get a grasp on. I love the economy system, and love how it's an RTS with 4x elements sprinkled in. I can't wait to see how this new game differs and how it'll improve on an already solid game!