- Apr 23, 2017
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Well right now, L&P is going to continue his path of how he developed the novel. I wouldn't expect any changes from him. Through his Patreon channel, He already said he has no intentions of removing any more plots or characters from his story after Dylan's "Twist" removal. He's quoted on here saying that "Quality is based on the number of renders he needs to create a scene or scenes." So there is no hard cap place for cs/renders, which means if he needs 1000 cs/renders to create a specific scene, then that's what it will be to complete the scene, and we already know his stance on getting help.I wouldn't want to spoil your joy but: Day 19 will not be done for at least 4-5 years.
Knowing L&P, he has the unfortunate tendency to perfect everything.
But come on, let's stay optimistic.
In the best case, he can do 2 playable days per year, if he wanted. (The quality of the game today is pretty exceptional .)
Personally, I think L&P should stop increasing the (visual) quality of the game and focus on the main thing.
The time saved with his new material, he wastes again by wanting to increase the quality.
It's just my opinion.
Two years ago, he was doing two game-day releases a year, which were half-day releases. Last year was the first time he shifted from two full game-days to one full game-day and a third, which the third continues into this year. Also, with the other guy event coming up in the evening, that might be a 500-800 cs/render event as it's most likely a big event for the other guy. His last render count, of significant size from last year, took five and half months to complete.
The only thing I can think of that he's been accurate in designing his novel is the coding aspect, which he said takes roughly two to three weeks to complete, which he has been coding in that amount of time per each update.
As much as I would love to be optimistic about him completing his novel and getting quicker releases as his novel has great potential, realistically, that is not the case based on his releases' current data and facts. As I said, I think he is now feeling the weight of his novel size. It's like he runs a restaurant, and he happens to be the bartender, cook, server, host. There's too much on his plate.