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Many movies, many books, many VN, many stories end like this.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'd rather see a game be put on hold forever (and have at least the hope of seeing a proper ending) Than having it rushed to "completion" just to ruin it...its to me, just as bad if not worse than getting the abandoned tag...because you do get an "ending" but that's rushed and just unsatisfying.
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yea it had potential.
LOL
well yea but game needs to bring money too or it'll be project done when job allows.
had sex with boss i think.
well yea, devs didn't get supporters so after 4 updates it's game over.Completed???
But this game barely started
Its been less than a year and only how many updates its gotten?
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My thoughts exactly. So much potential wasted.
Da fuq happened this time ??I'm with you on this. The least they could've done is give us an actual ending with Jessica or Ashley if they really cared about their fans or this project, but since they didn't, the game should've been tagged as abandoned or onhold, not completed.
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I'm happy with the ending. The MC saved and got the girl and stopped working as a spy which he never liked. Looks like a great ending to me.
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Uhmmm... no, because everyone agrees with me and thinks that the ending is trash. Even dev knows this, he just got bored and gave up on the game, what kind of idiot would you have to be not to see it, and assume that everything was planned like that, and think that it's a great ending?
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It's sad to see this cut short. The beginning was very promising.
Gotta give it to the dev though that they still went and tried
to bring it to some kind of closure. Hope that they will get
into AVN making in the future again. Goodspeed with whatever
you will do Cainito Studio!
Gotta give it to the dev though that they still went and tried
to bring it to some kind of closure. Hope that they will get
into AVN making in the future again. Goodspeed with whatever
you will do Cainito Studio!
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It's sad to see this already be finished, but on the other side at least we got an ending. And actually it wasn't that bad as some posted before. Thanks to the devs for at least finishing the game even without the support this game really would have deserverd.
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It's alright, I forgive you for having absolutely no taste in storylines.
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Greetings,
This is the writer of Accidental Assignment. Here with one last post about the game.
Firstly, a great many thanks to everyone who has been appreciative of our conclusion for the game, despite its many shortcomings.
Your understanding and acceptance of our work (and our situation) is truly the only thing that makes the last 4 months of hardwork worth it.
---
Coming to some of the negative feedback about the game's conclusion - we fully acknowledge every shortcoming of the conclusion that has been pointed out. (In fact, we ourselves have been pretty transparent about it before the release.)
However, the idea that we (the devs) "didn't give a fuck about the game" is just plain false.
After the initial announcement of the game's poor financial performance and potential termination, we worked on the last two updates (with zero revenue) - just for the sake of giving the game some form of conclusion.
If we truly "didn't give a fuck about the game", we wouldn't have bothered with those 2 updates worth of work.
Just to clarify, I'm not blaming anyone who holds such an opinion of us.
Not everyone has the context to why this decision was made, nor are they obligated to keep up with the announcements we've made in the past explaining exactly what was happening with the development of the game.
Rather, this is just me saying - "We've been as upfront & transparent as possible with our audience, through every stage of this game. And we pushed ourselves as hard as we could for AA."
And if these past two updates (made with zero revenue) wasn't a sign enough to show our sincerity (and gratitude) towards our audience and the game - then I'm truly sorry our efforts weren't enough to convince you of our intentions.
---
Thank you for checking out AA
This is the writer of Accidental Assignment. Here with one last post about the game.
Firstly, a great many thanks to everyone who has been appreciative of our conclusion for the game, despite its many shortcomings.
Your understanding and acceptance of our work (and our situation) is truly the only thing that makes the last 4 months of hardwork worth it.
---
Coming to some of the negative feedback about the game's conclusion - we fully acknowledge every shortcoming of the conclusion that has been pointed out. (In fact, we ourselves have been pretty transparent about it before the release.)
However, the idea that we (the devs) "didn't give a fuck about the game" is just plain false.
After the initial announcement of the game's poor financial performance and potential termination, we worked on the last two updates (with zero revenue) - just for the sake of giving the game some form of conclusion.
If we truly "didn't give a fuck about the game", we wouldn't have bothered with those 2 updates worth of work.
Just to clarify, I'm not blaming anyone who holds such an opinion of us.
Not everyone has the context to why this decision was made, nor are they obligated to keep up with the announcements we've made in the past explaining exactly what was happening with the development of the game.
Rather, this is just me saying - "We've been as upfront & transparent as possible with our audience, through every stage of this game. And we pushed ourselves as hard as we could for AA."
And if these past two updates (made with zero revenue) wasn't a sign enough to show our sincerity (and gratitude) towards our audience and the game - then I'm truly sorry our efforts weren't enough to convince you of our intentions.
---
Thank you for checking out AA
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Well, I have not played this game myself but I am pretty sure it will also be a nice enjoyable one, just like UTM (and ONS, even if it was under a different production).Greetings,
This is the writer of Accidental Assignment. Here with one last post about the game.
Firstly, a great many thanks to everyone who has been appreciative of our conclusion for the game, despite its many shortcomings.
Your understanding and acceptance of our work (and our situation) is truly the only thing that makes the last 4 months of hardwork worth it.
---
Coming to some of the negative feedback about the game's conclusion - we fully acknowledge every shortcoming of the conclusion that has been pointed out. (In fact, we ourselves have been pretty transparent about it before the release.)
However, the idea that we (the devs) "didn't give a fuck about the game" is just plain false.
After the initial announcement of the game's poor financial performance and potential termination, we worked on the last two updates (with zero revenue) - just for the sake of giving the game some form of conclusion.
If we truly "didn't give a fuck about the game", we wouldn't have bothered with those 2 updates worth of work.
Just to clarify, I'm not blaming anyone who holds such an opinion of us.
Not everyone has the context to why this decision was made, nor are they obligated to keep up with the announcements we've made in the past explaining exactly what was happening with the development of the game.
Rather, this is just me saying - "We've been as upfront & transparent as possible with our audience, through every stage of this game. And we pushed ourselves as hard as we could for AA."
And if these past two updates (made with zero revenue) wasn't a sign enough to show our sincerity (and gratitude) towards our audience and the game - then I'm truly sorry our efforts weren't enough to convince you of our intentions.
---
Thank you for checking out AA
Kudos and very well done. Thanks a lot for the best effort to develop the game and share it with me, without the game any of this 'conversations' aren't possible in the first place.
I wish you and Cainito Studio all the best for your future undertakings. That being said, I sincerely hope you take the time to explore and master the art of promotions, marketing, sales in order for your projects to get the amount of supports that they truly deserve. I don't see any issue or weakness in the talent and skills department, but what lacking is purely business development side of it. Cheers.
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