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It would take a game-breaking issue being discovered to issue another patch. Also, keep in mind that I haven't touched the code in years - I might actually introduce NEW bugs because I forgot how stuff works.
Was there any specific bug you were thinking about, or is this a general question?
I regularly check the forums, so if you find anything, you can post it here.
The biggest problem with co-op is that you'd need a gigantic player base just to find a game reliably.
There's a reason co-op is so overused in recent games, it literally pushes the fans to spread the game just so they can play with their friends...
That all being said I'd imagine it would be a huge effort retrofitting an entirely singleplayer experience to a multiplayer platform and I wouldn't blame you at all for not wanting to attempt it, not even considering your busy schedule. It's probably the kind of thing best left to a sequel if we can ever expect one, where you can make the game from the ground up taking it into consideration.