No, you can go shopping with Em and still get the scene.
It's not really lately. TV series been doing it for decades, so other writers of episodic content emulate it.GODAMNIT! What is it with all these bollocks cliffhanger endings in VN's lately? Why can't we just leave on a happy, wet, tired, messy, content bundle on the bed instead???
Great update though
Ok , Thanks, when back and replayed some paths,
Sorry I was wrong, It's on a Non-Sarah path, you can still go to the shop with Emily.Don't go to the shop with Emily
Sorry I was wrong, It's on a Non-Sarah path, you can still go to the shop with Emily.
You ended the first episode with the mc and Sarah making out at the end? so it's the mc last scene in first episode where not with Sarah, you would need to reply to Sarah text at the movie night with she not my type, then final scene will be mc alone watching tv
When the story is good...the writing is good...render quality is really not that important. This is a great VN and long may it continue as it is. In fact, I'd even go as far to say the renders perfectly suit the story and characters. I just couldn't see this having the same charm as it does with render quality like say from Ocean or NaughtyFox etc etc.
I agree, but when I write a review(ish) I usually make a note on how the renders look, some find it more important than others. I personally find the story, writing and characters more important.
Oh I can certainly be a render whore...and honestly, even with subpar hardware there's literally no excuse to not be able to churn out decent renders of very good quality, it just takes time.
Believe me, it's easier said than done.
As I said...it takes time....time that is probably not worth spending....when it can be spent on extra renders that are 'good enough'. I've also never knocked your renders, I think they are fine and suit your story perfectly. As I said earlier, I think Ocean quality renders just wouldn't suit the story you're telling and the way you tell it personally.Believe me, it's easier said than done.
For example, I don't have an Nvidia GPU and render using my Ryzen 7, I have to use pretty much every possible trick to speed up render times and I render in 720p.
After half an hour, I still get noisy renders. View attachment 3479023
I could try and let the render cook for more, but the quality/time spent ratio goes down a cliff pretty quickly.
So I'm forced to use an external program+photoshop to get rid of the noise, at the cost of losing details and sharpness.
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One day I'll be able to afford an Nvidia GPU and I'm going to redo the entire game in 1080p. I'm saving every single render as a scene on an external drive just for that
Also, I suck at lighting things up properly, but I swear I'm trying to learn!
Your renders are fine, don't let people make you worry about them, what your doing after rendering within photoshop to denoise is what most devs already do even with better gpu'sBelieve me, it's easier said than done.
For example, I don't have an Nvidia GPU and render using my Ryzen 7, I have to use pretty much every possible trick to speed up render times and I render in 720p.
After half an hour, I still get noisy renders. View attachment 3479023
I could try and let the render cook for more, but the quality/time spent ratio goes down a cliff pretty quickly.
So I'm forced to use an external program+photoshop to get rid of the noise, at the cost of losing details and sharpness.
View attachment 3479026
One day I'll be able to afford an Nvidia GPU and I'm going to redo the entire game in 1080p. I'm saving every single render as a scene on an external drive just for that
Also, I suck at lighting things up properly, but I swear I'm trying to learn!
