Compared to other completed things I could have spent my money on? In theory? Like books or movies or completed games? I had fun but not enough to justify the expense, thus why I no longer support any games/developers. I will buy games on Steam once they are completed but not until then.
So, let's say you buy a book, you lose it, that means the book was shit, because you didn't get to finish it, even though you thoroughly loved it before losing it.
Horrid example as I can buy another copy of the book. I can never buy a copy of the completed game if the developer wanders off because completing his project isn't worth the time/effort it would take them.
But, you're still paying more. Anyway, you enjoyed what you played, it was still worth it. Be pissed off if you want. Take the enjoyment where you can get it. That's worth more than the $9999 you spent. Money means shit compared to enjoyment.
If you have the money to waste that is fine. I don't and would rather spend what I do have on other, completed, things.
Well, if you're poor and can barely afford a loaf of bread and a pound of lunch meat, ok. But, think of all that pussy you'll be missing out on.
I'd beggar myself for real pussy, prettily arranged pictures that use the same models as every other game out there aren't worth the expense. Story is what would convince me to spend money on a game but not an incomplete story.Well, if you're poor and can barely afford a loaf of bread and a pound of lunch meat, ok. But, think of all that pussy you'll be missing out on.
I get you. But, you DID spend money on an incomplete story and you enjoyed what you played. True story. But, now, you regret it. I get it. It's like getting real pussy, loving it and the next day you have crabs. Now you regret getting that pussy. Regret is fine, bro. But, you still loved that pussy.
Man of the House was his biggest hit. Mystwood Manor had mixed responses(I personally liked it, but I am a sucker for his games) But yeah, I get it.
The first game that got me here to this site was love and submission, awesome game with beautiful Girls and renders. But same story, just as The story got interesting, abandoned . But i found other gems as you mentioned, dpc, hopes and philly is now one of my favorite creators. Love their games. Especially BaDIK, WIAB and summer's gone, deluca family, acting lesson. Yes and more, so many Great games/vn's here.
I just listed Palmer as a dev who couldn't finish his last work beacuse he died just as Chatterbox. Was not sayinf DfD wasn't finished. Only Double Homework.
Honestly think that developers try to do too much with their first games. They either make renders that take a lot of time to model and render or they have too many characters or they have too many branches to their story. I really think that developers should start small and then grow bigger with each subsequent release as they get more comfortable with what they are doing. I also think they need to write out at least an outline of where the story is going to go before they attempt any of it. There are a lot of developers that I follow on here that, if I'm honest, I don't think will finish their games. Just because I think that they are biting off more than they can chew. I hope I am wrong about all of them but history is not on my side when it comes to developers completing their projects.
I believe Double Homework was finished too. Now the dev team has moved on to another game.
Bud, your reasoning is flawed, not baseless but flawed.
You amuse me... I don't watch tv shows nor did I watch the new Dune movie (I watched the David Lynch version and I read the book, didn't like either, and I didn't read the sequels). Very few tv shows have an overarching storyline instead going with episodic stories which finish in an hour or two.
It was, but not by the dev. His colleagues/co-workers finished it.
More like he is giving his opinion, just like you are doing right now.
