Why start FILF 2 then if its just going to be put on indefinite onhold/abandoned?
Heard rumours that a group are going to try and Ren'pyfy some of your old rpgm's.
That’s fine as I don’t host those games anymore for reasons. If people enjoy them and want to move them out of rpg maker I’m all for it. The quality of imagery of those games are of lower quality anyways
Thanks. Good for me as I'm not too keen on rpgm's. Be good to finally take some part of your earlier work when they're done.
Thanks for the kind comment. I appreciate it
Basically, before this game, ICCreations had been doing F.I.L.F. for years (not even close to their first game, however). IIRC, they initially toggled releases between this and that one, then paused that one for a bit and did a couple of releases to this. (Something like that, anyway.) Then they made the big push to finish F.I.L.F., got the initial release of F.I.L.F. 2 out, and now are going to continue on with this some.
Essentially, it'll likely be AD from here on. Currently, I'm just fixing up the code as the newer renpy version I'm using broke some stuff in game. Also, working on upgrading a lot of screens for more dynamic lighting to fit how scene should look like from here on. New content should be focused on early next week.
that's normal. usually devs stick to same version until game is done.
Thanks for the clarification. I use they when I don't know the gender of the dev. I don't mean a whole team, but I don't like to make assumptions (there are plenty of female adult game devs, for example). It's like in a news report or similar: "An unknown assailant robbed a liquor store the other day. Police say they somehow managed to steal a single car freshener and nothing else."
This whole gender language made reading a lot more complicated than it used to be. Couldn't "they" have come up with a new term? And no, I am not going to explain if I mean a single person or a group of persons.
hazy memory tells me that restart was needed at some point to access some place.
Yep. In the past, use of they/them/their this way wasn't a problem b/c of context. It's not the same these days, it's true. Unless I've seen others who know specifying or I am aware myself (like if I've worked with them), I never know for any given developer. I've followed ICCreations for several years, but I never even paid attention before. Hehe.
Not that I know of. Previous saves should always work
