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- Dec 29, 2018
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accelerate ))). i dont think dat author seeks to accelerate ) last update 4 months ago. we ll see what next big update will be
- Aug 26, 2017
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This reason is not unknown. There will be many dialogs in this update, more than usual. He mentioned it. Update is very big and branched.
- May 4, 2018
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So i saw the CG's damn one year after release and still nothing to be excited the story its continues to kinda lame so far really good development i would put this game right in the trash bin.
- Jan 28, 2018
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Since my detailed explanation, that 6500$ per month aren't not nearly what stays in your pocket after german plunder politicians took their share, got deleted by a mod who doesn't like me, I do not comment his earnings/amount of work ratio anymore 
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- Nov 19, 2018
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If taxes were 50% still 3250 are lot money.Since my detailed explanation, that 6500$ per month aren't not nearly what stays in your pocket after german plunder politicians took their share, got deleted by a mod who doesn't like me, I do not comment his earnings/amount of work ratio anymore
- Oct 2, 2018
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frankly i'm not waiting in bated breath...i would only get the occasional pop up when someone rated this (*snicker...rate? heh*) i only rate games when they are finished with some 'semblance of actual finishery (*cough big brother)
- Jan 28, 2018
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6500$ = 5832,33€ at the moment (and before that patreon and paypal take their share), just to keep the numbers true, not commenting if it's much money or little money. AAAANNNNDD... OOps, I did it again ... but I don't care my post will be deleted soon.
How much do you earn, lol you must be joking.
- Nov 19, 2018
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Naughty boy..
- Aug 6, 2018
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Dude, here we payed 600Euro to daily job.. if we are lucky. Ofc is lot of money.
- Jan 28, 2018
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As I said, I want the numbers true, not judge if it's much or little money as I wrote above. But well, here in Germany you can be lucky to find a 55m² flat for 600€ per month rent ... so it's all relative
I have lived in Frankfurt for two years with 2,5k per month, and I made savings. 5k +average job? Wow.
- Mar 28, 2017
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You are in some big mistake.The game is here for 2 years and 2 months
Not enough to buy all the books I want.Let alone the board games that are interesting to me.
No,you must join a football/either version/ or basketball team and actualy not playing at all-staying all time at the bench
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- Oct 25, 2017
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Bloody hell I nee to get into porn games.. apparently you can earn more what a professional programmer can here (around 1300 euro). Lower level jobs are a thrid of that.
- May 10, 2017
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Again that boring chat about money?where is the moderation?
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I actually have a better question -- Of the people discussing about how the dev is lazy and overpaid and all that jazz; of all those people how many of those contributed anything to the game other than complains?
How many of those people picked up Daz and make a render of similar quality than his, since all his pictures are insanely detailed. They could use less details, sure, but the dev complained that;s the main reason why the game exists -- to counter the overflow of garbage that is out there.
Yes, sure, there are quite a lot of ways to speed up the development, for instance cutting down the number of renders by allowing at least some repetition. Alternatively, he could cut down some of the content, which would significantly reduce the number of renders, but from the recent (a few months back), there was a question if he should drop the blackmailer route. And the majority of the voters said "no". The one thing that would be viable for optimization, and that would be programming. I just guess he didn't come to that part yet.
Because, he could easily write the line or two of the dialogue when the picture is rendering. That's the real optimization that he should do. I wonder how come he didn't figure it out yet. And that could reduce the last part like 90% (so, a week or two earlier. Woo~)
Another thing that I'd like to mention about rendering is the actual render. He mentioned that for this release there will be approximately 1000 renders.
And divide that by ~90-ish days. I'm counting in weekends or days off because working everyday on something like this is not a good idea. With that, school, and a second job, yeah... Burnout is a real issue here. I won't say how many people I saw burn out in my life, but the number is not negligible.
ANYWAYS! Back to the topic at hand, let's do some math:
1000 / 90 = 11 renders per day.
"But that's not much", I hear you say.
Quite the opposite. That's quite a lot. Especially for this project. People still seem to think that this is simple; you drag stuff on the canvas and boom, job done for the entire month. Unfortunately, the reality is quite far from that, especially if you're a perfectionist like L&P is. Even if you're well-versed in a 3D program, if you spend time fiddling with the subtle things, it won't take 20 seconds to just move an arm, but it will take a few more minutes to rig the blurry puppet that likely nobody will pay attention to, but that's what makes the visual part of the story so good -- It feels like a visual story.
Ehm.
Anyways, there's also a time when you need to create a scene anew; that can take several hours as well, not to mention the lighting and all that cool stuff that's connected to creating a believable scene.
So, 11 renders per day, counting out the things that he discards (let's face it, there's no way he gets the picture 100% right the first time all the time), is quite a lot.
And now that the analysis is done, a sub-question: Will this get better when he hires someone?
And the answer is: I don't know. The problem with a project like this is that is a single-person vision, not one of a team, and thus lies the problem: It's your vision, and especially if you're a perfectionist, showing exactly what you want may be easier if you do it yourself than to explain someone else what exactly you want.
And now that I'm done explaining, it's time to derail this post completely:
Right. You have a really good track record as far as the gameplays is concerned:
A town Uncovered: "lol, lazy dev!"
AWAM: "It's crap because lol crap!" (aka words above)
Red Room: "Lol, lazy devs!"
My Hunting Adventure: "Lol, traced art from Summertime Saga. Lol unoriginal! Lol, lazy devs!"
The Senior: "Lol. lazy devs!"
I think I'm starting to see a pattern here. Good job. 10 out of 10.
-S