I used to live on max $1300 a month (tipped job), which is about 1065.61€. I heavily agree with this sentiment, I was working 50 hours a week minimum and made less than they do. I can agree that they shouldn't be making this much, donations or not.First off, 1700 € for a single person is a lot. You get way less for doing honest jobs in my country, you can live very well with that amount of money so saying it's nothing is very disrespectful towards actual poor people who doesn't have jack shit.
Let me start off first by saying i agree 100% with your second sentence, and he already kind of has come out as saying he was through with this game a year or so ago, when he had depression yada yada.I used to live on max $1300 a month (tipped job), which is about 1065.61€. I heavily agree with this sentiment, I was working 50 hours a week minimum and made less than they do. I can agree that they shouldn't be making this much, donations or not.
The dev should honestly take a few days to decide if this is really something they enjoy, and if they are able to sustain it. Because currently, they're not at all. The amount of bugs that are still present, from before you could even enter the Orc Village, or get bimbo'd, is appalling. If they really cared about their donators, they'd release a statement acknowledging this, and decide to fix them before continuing with more updates. The fact that they've continued building up on an unstable foundation says otherwise though.
Before anyone jumps down my throat for saying this, yes I was a Patron. A long time ago, before the addition of the Orc Village. I was poor and stopped my meager $5 contribution. Also, just as a tidbit because I love semantics. Being a patron can also be defined as being a customer, so do with that what you will. No hate to anyone still supporting the project, I just hate seeing people's hard-earned money being conned out of them.
No, hate would be a silly thing to waste on a person I've never met. I don't even dislike them, hence suggesting "The dev should honestly take a few days to decide if this is really something they enjoy, and if they are able to sustain it." I've been there, I've been burnt out where I can't even look at what I've been working on. Let alone actually get something done. It happens, that's why people always say to make sure you don't burn yourself out."I can agree that they shouldn't be making this much, donations or not." Why? Why does it even matter? Do you hate him or something for getting money(seriously?)?
Well, that's the thing about hope. You keep pushing, even if you know it's over. This has become especially prevalent in kickstarter-adjacent services, because it's so easy to put in your CC and forget. It's not a matter of force, it's a matter of whether or not WhiteRaven still feels as though they can get content done. Keeping a Patreon up despite no real intention to work on the project is bad practice, and arguing that there's no issue with that becomes a bad faith argument. Unfortunately much of project funding sites like Patreon and SubscribeStar still operate in a legal "grey area" where there hasn't been much legal precedence to decide what's okay and what's not.Peeps are not "getting ripped off". They are not forced to give him their money and i assumed those peeps have played the game and yet still CHOOSE to donate. You even said you were a Patron and yet you stopped being one meaning it's possible to stop.
This is definitely a bad faith argument. Do you really believe supporting an adult game is the same as donating to charity or a homeless person? We both know why people "donate" their money to Patreons, it's for a service. It's no different than purchasing an Early Access game via Steam. You're purchasing it now, knowing that nothing is set in stone and may not have as many bugs ironed out as a v1.0 (hopefully) would have. Mighty No. 9 also comes to mind, the Not-Mega Man but made by one of the guys who made Mega Man and the MC just happens to be blue, short, and blast things from his hand. Total commercial failure. No legal action was taken (as far as I'm aware) by Capcom, so that was entirely on the development team on Mighty No. 9. And just a heads up, they had two simultaneous Kickstarter for two separate games, the other being Not-Mega Man Legends but also just a Mega Man Legends knockoff executed poorly by one of the developers for Mega Man.And the "being a customer" part i don't fully agree with either otherwise that would mean whenever you donate to a charity or hobo or whatever you ...become their customer?
1) You don't know this is the case(for everyone) and are just speculating.1)Well, that's the thing about hope. You keep pushing, even if you know it's over. This has become especially prevalent in kickstarter-adjacent services, because it's so easy to put in your CC and forget. It's not a matter of force, it's a matter of whether or not WhiteRaven still feels as though they can get content done. Keeping a Patreon up despite no real intention to work on the project is bad practice, and arguing that there's no issue with that becomes a bad faith argument. Unfortunately much of project funding sites like Patreon and SubscribeStar still operate in a legal "grey area" where there hasn't been much legal precedence to decide what's okay and what's not.
2)This is definitely a bad faith argument. Do you really believe supporting an adult game is the same as donating to charity or a homeless person? We both know why people "donate" their money to Patreons, it's for a service. It's no different than purchasing an Early Access game via Steam. You're purchasing it now, knowing that nothing is set in stone and may not have as many bugs ironed out as a v1.0 (hopefully) would have. Mighty No. 9 also comes to mind, the Not-Mega Man but made by one of the guys who made Mega Man and the MC just happens to be blue, short, and blast things from his hand. Total commercial failure. No legal action was taken (as far as I'm aware) by Capcom, so that was entirely on the development team on Mighty No. 9. And just a heads up, they had two simultaneous Kickstarter for two separate games, the other being Not-Mega Man Legends but also just a Mega Man Legends knockoff executed poorly by one of the developers for Mega Man.
3)My apologies, I don't hate you either if it comes off that way. Just, homeless people have it far worse than a dev who lost their inspiration. One needs your assistance to live another day, the other just quietly takes your money and fucks off.
Yeah that's been going on for a long while. The best advice I can give is save before and after every scene. I know it's frustrating, but it's the best chance you'll have to make it through. Bogwart's scenes are especially heinous with this (at least for me).but there are bugs with video playback. The game closes
I'm talking to you because you are talking back and i find this engaging to pick at the nuances of this.
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Same, but its 50/50 chance because as for late all of them sucked XD. Still love the game hope 4 some nice update though...every time someone posts something I get the hope it might be an update but nah
Same/anytime. A lot of paths are "dream" based.Can you do the old man and the jerk paths at the same time or are they exclusive?
The dev is still updating it and releasing on his PatreonMark the game abandoned
Mate I have checking his patreon everyday if there's something about new update but it was May 9 th when the last update 3.4.2 came outThe dev is still updating it and releasing on his Patreon