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While the intention and dedication of the devs might have been good, the end product might not have been good enough to cut it. The AVN market is over-crowded and ever increasing with excellent offerings from tough competition, you're gonna have to have something better than the norm to make it here. The number of devs are increasing rapidly, but the people who play AVNs aren't increasing at a matching pace, and the economy is only worsening.
Maybe, if some things were done better, this could have thrived, but it's in the past now. I enjoyed this VN, its narrative was original, the models were great, the writing was good, but somewhere it just didn't click with the audience. Wishing the dev team, the best of luck in their future endeavours!
Maybe, if some things were done better, this could have thrived, but it's in the past now. I enjoyed this VN, its narrative was original, the models were great, the writing was good, but somewhere it just didn't click with the audience. Wishing the dev team, the best of luck in their future endeavours!
- Aug 13, 2018
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So you've been around here and the AVN making scene for some timeGreetings,
This is the writer of Accidental Assignment.
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Thank you for checking out AA
so you should know that sadly a huge chunk of this board has become
about imature toxicity and bratty entitlement. Dunno why you even react to
such behavior but it shows that you clearly are the bigger person.
Hats off to you and goodspeed with all future endeavours.
Wishing the developer all the best for the future. I would like to see these devs consolidate to work together.
I'm sad to see it go because Bonnie is soo hot but it is what it is. Good luck to the Devs on the future work. Will definitely be looking forward to it!
- Jul 10, 2017
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KoGa3 , did you manage to find that elusive boss sex scene alluded to in this thread?
Is it in your mod?
Errr ... it would have made even more sense if you had better dev choices while rendering.
Is it in your mod?
This game is fit for your marketing niche: small games that make sense.
Errr ... it would have made even more sense if you had better dev choices while rendering.
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- Aug 14, 2018
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As most said before the same goes for me. A very promising game which for me unknow reasons didn't got the support it actually deserved. Top renders, good story, characters with "soul", nice cummunication with the players. It had actually all to be more successful. A pitty. Still a big thanks to the devs to at least give us a rushed, but still proper end. Most others would probably only stopped/abandoned it. Again, thanks. I'm also really looking further for next game projects.
A small note: the game seems only be published here on F95, not for the Patrons. For me no problem since I lurk here around anyway. But don't know if the other few supporters also doing that. Maybe you can do a final post there, too.
A small note: the game seems only be published here on F95, not for the Patrons. For me no problem since I lurk here around anyway. But don't know if the other few supporters also doing that. Maybe you can do a final post there, too.
- Aug 14, 2018
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If I don't have completely missed something: no, there wasn't. I remember a dev post where they said this update does not have a sex scene also. But I check again.
- Jul 10, 2017
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Please do not presume they know not use their emails for the distribution to their backers.
I do have faith they still know how to use their emails.
Actually, many devs use direct email send outs to their backers to avoid any shenanigans from P*atr *on or public bashing on their game sites.
- Aug 14, 2018
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Since I'm one of the few Patrons I would have noticed. The last one was actually from the v0.3 release quite some months ago.
- Jul 10, 2017
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Yup, you are right then. Could it be for fear of geting bashed in the comments there?
this kind a bummed out situation.
Could we help in any way to make that post be positive?
All the talk in this thread is a mixture of strong feeling both good and bad.
It was uncalled for on my part in trying too hard to save
this kind a bummed out situation.
Could we help in any way to make that post be positive?
All the talk in this thread is a mixture of strong feeling both good and bad.
- Jan 28, 2018
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Just found the game, and wow, wasted potential indeed. Sad. It was really good, but I knew what I was getting into when that screen said it's ended prematurely.
I'm the page manager and in charge of posting on Patreon, but I'm too busy this week to post. Thanks for the reminder, you are always considerate. I'll be posting on Patreon next week because I want to double-check a few things before saying whether it'll be good news... or not.
As much as I like female renders, why does the main character look like a dead fish? He has completly no life in his eyes.
Why its already completed ? so only the short-haired girl MC can bang ? I haven't see any nsfw scenes for the eye-glass girl and the blonde , damn, it seems like abandoned instead of completed , other girls have no content at alll
Well, it was nice, up until the last update. That was anticlimatic AF.
I agree with other people on some points:
1. Lack of marketing
2. Good story writing
3. Good renders
Sadly the first point is the main problem for the games Arisushi has worked on, at least this one and ONS (didn't followe the development history of other games). And both got cut short due to lack of support, or with other words: no money, no interest in further development. I don't want to sound toxic, I can understand, if devs would like to at least be able to cover the expenses of the game development. This is by all means a fair expectation, considering that not all assets are for free. And I get it if someone doesn't want to pay money that won't come back in a way. On the other hand, if you don't promote your game, nobody is going to discover it. Promoting could mean, that the games pops up more frequently on the LATEST UPDATES page with smaller updates or more communication on discord, patreon or where ever you communicate with your supporters. Taking into account, that there is quite a bunch of devs that go radio silent after the first (few) update(s), it's also understanding, that patrons pull their support after some time, if there is no new content or new informations about the development. Reading that this last update took 4 months, I do understand the hesitation to start supporting. And these (potential) supporters also always tend to look the the history of games, devs already have. And rushed endings don't always help, may even scare them off. BUT, the devs of the games we discover here or on steam (or where ever else) have a HUGH advantage and privilege: they can get paid during the development. There is NO OTHER industry that allows you to do that. In every other sector you need to develope a product out of your own money and if you finish it, you're able to to make money out of it. So in my eyes, both sides, players and devs, need to take the right actions, so that devs are able to deliver the stories that entertain us players. On the other hand both sides can't expect anything from the other and shouldn't become dependent of each other.
Please don't take this wall of text above personally, instead with a grain of salt. It's purely my personal view, with the intention to point out the failures, so that they can be avoided in the future.
In the end I wish the dev team the best of luck and MAYBE we see better and longer products in the future.
I agree with other people on some points:
1. Lack of marketing
2. Good story writing
3. Good renders
Sadly the first point is the main problem for the games Arisushi has worked on, at least this one and ONS (didn't followe the development history of other games). And both got cut short due to lack of support, or with other words: no money, no interest in further development. I don't want to sound toxic, I can understand, if devs would like to at least be able to cover the expenses of the game development. This is by all means a fair expectation, considering that not all assets are for free. And I get it if someone doesn't want to pay money that won't come back in a way. On the other hand, if you don't promote your game, nobody is going to discover it. Promoting could mean, that the games pops up more frequently on the LATEST UPDATES page with smaller updates or more communication on discord, patreon or where ever you communicate with your supporters. Taking into account, that there is quite a bunch of devs that go radio silent after the first (few) update(s), it's also understanding, that patrons pull their support after some time, if there is no new content or new informations about the development. Reading that this last update took 4 months, I do understand the hesitation to start supporting. And these (potential) supporters also always tend to look the the history of games, devs already have. And rushed endings don't always help, may even scare them off. BUT, the devs of the games we discover here or on steam (or where ever else) have a HUGH advantage and privilege: they can get paid during the development. There is NO OTHER industry that allows you to do that. In every other sector you need to develope a product out of your own money and if you finish it, you're able to to make money out of it. So in my eyes, both sides, players and devs, need to take the right actions, so that devs are able to deliver the stories that entertain us players. On the other hand both sides can't expect anything from the other and shouldn't become dependent of each other.
Please don't take this wall of text above personally, instead with a grain of salt. It's purely my personal view, with the intention to point out the failures, so that they can be avoided in the future.
In the end I wish the dev team the best of luck and MAYBE we see better and longer products in the future.
- Nov 14, 2017
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answer for that is posted on this thread couple times.