- Jan 8, 2018
- 137
- 170
well i prefer Quality over quantity i don't mind waiting a few months to get a good update instead of 5 min worth of bad content that still has bugs in it
- Thread starter Pepé Le Pew
- Start date
-
- Tags
- 3dcg anal sex animated bdsm big ass big tits cheating corruption cosplay creampie dating sim exhibitionism female domination footjob groping group sex handjob humiliation lesbian male domination male protagonist masturbation milf oral sex point & click romance sandbox sex toys spanking teasing titfuck vaginal sex virgin voyeurism
- Jan 28, 2018
- 2,307
- 15,476
Like in the AWaM thread, the same stupid bullshit discussions over and over again. And like the AWaM thread, I will not follow this thread anymore. Have fun!
- Feb 17, 2018
- 405
- 5,469
It's funny how when developers take more than the typical month to release an update, some people start to adopt that Dual Family mentality and begin to question the devs work ethic when passed releases of this game have shown nothing but A+ effort, especially the most recent one with Linda.
Calm down and wait. If there was ever a time to be fed up, now ain't that time.
Calm down and wait. If there was ever a time to be fed up, now ain't that time.
- May 2, 2018
- 146
- 1,101
Linda, Sara and Caroline appear in real life and bang your brains out in your room! I think that's only fair!
Anything under $5000 justifies it being just a Ren'Py game. I think that's the market pricing at the moment, but I could be wrong.
- Dec 17, 2017
- 7,426
- 9,685
- Mar 28, 2017
- 11,937
- 16,027
Yeah I expect also Caroline to do a cosplay of Lara CroftSeems fair to me!
Like next update
Also I won't mind new look of Cassie Cage.
- Jul 2, 2018
- 842
- 455
- Mar 28, 2017
- 11,937
- 16,027
As some in the software engineering field I get annoyed when people complain things are taking too long. I have deadlines, seeing people work at there own pace and through kickstarter programs like patreon make me want to give it a go. We average $60k a year, a lot of us work lots of overtime to meet deadlines and some of the software literally takes years to finish before clients even see an demo let alone a bug free one. It really annoys me when someone starts harassing me for a piece of code or something is taking me longer than it should, even more so when real life comes a knocking.
So to those that work upon donations and kickstarters who may or may not make deadlines and may suffer not making enough for bread this month but still give it a go...hats off to you beautiful people who allow me to relieve my stress by playing your wonderful stories. Cheers!
So to those that work upon donations and kickstarters who may or may not make deadlines and may suffer not making enough for bread this month but still give it a go...hats off to you beautiful people who allow me to relieve my stress by playing your wonderful stories. Cheers!
- Oct 28, 2018
- 1,489
- 1,755
when the update is finished
Oh no, not Longo McFap. God damn it, Longo McFap isn't following this thread anymore, what are we going to do? It was important enough that he stop and tell us that he wasn't following the thread anymore, it must be disastrous.
What does business software have to do with making a linear porn game where your only addition as a developer is a linear story? He's not writing Ren'Py, somebody already did that and he is using it.
- Oct 5, 2018
- 1,394
- 3,845
I'm just curious, have you used Ren'Py or any other coding software before and/or Daz?
- Jul 13, 2018
- 1,092
- 3,255
Renpy is a game engine...it still requires a knowledge of python programming to use and if you write mini games and other functionality your programming a lot of that from scratch because it may not exist in the Renpy engine. Ps I don’t write just business software. Point is don’t ask someone to rush what he/she is doing even if he’s being donated to...he may have a family, other job, hardware issues, etc. especially if your ignorant about how to do it yourself, it’s obvious you have no clue on what it takes to make.
The Pope tried rushing Michelangelo when he was doing the Sistine Chapel. Didn't work for him.
You want a rush job, you get a rush job. You want quality, you wait.
I'd rather have quality.
You want a rush job, you get a rush job. You want quality, you wait.
I'd rather have quality.
Agreed, many people don't realize that software development takes a long time to finish, no matter the scope and complexity of the product. You still have to design, code, and test your work, and make sure whatever you do doesn't negatively affect anything else that exists (regression testing).
Imagine if an enterprise-level company - say Microsoft - is being pressured by its clients to do stuff faster just because and so they put out that piece of software as early as it can by cutting corners and not testing. Let's say it vomited out a new version of Windows in under a year, meeting the deadline. Did that product make it to the customers? Sure. Does it work well? Likely not. Will said customers complain? Absolutely.
It doesn't matter if the developer is a large company or a small team of people, the same development process still exists. Heck, smaller teams have it worse because they're likely doing this full-time and no one could cover for them if ever there's downtime.
In fact, I feel like the quality of the work degrades when there's a massive expectation breathing down their necks; this is kinda like people asking artists down at DA or some other outlet to make the best artwork for pennies, then whine when said work got late a couple of days or wasn't up to their expectations. Like wtf do you expect if they're short on time?
- Apr 27, 2017
- 1,925
- 3,877
Says the guy with such a stellar contribution to this thread:
I'd take a Longo McFap over a nguyen56 any day of the week.