Well said. And you took the words right out of my mouth.
It repeatedly boggles my mind when I see such a talented artist and a game with solid potential to take forever to go nowhere. It's as if they get lost in the chaos of development and forget the most basic fact: they're making an adult game, so they should probably get around to adding sex scenes at some point.
As you said, this game has been in development for over half a decade, with no content beyond entry-level stuff, and a deluge of masturbation scenes. "How much more waiting is justified? In my mind, five years is way past anything acceptable regardless of the challenges or excuses." I totally agree, and I'd guess this is what happens when devs sit down and decide to make a game and think "hey, what should we do, exactly? Meh, we'll make it up as we go." And then they drift and take forever and then always end up needing to do a remaster or remake, spending all this time to fix things no one really cared about. In other words, I think this game's slooowwwww development was not due to the "challenges" but rather about the simple fact that they never had a solid outline for their story. Or their lack of planning likely generated many of those challenges.
To all ye would be developers: keep it simple. #Fuckarounditis is a real disease in this industry. You want to make an adult game? Take two seconds to read about story structure and plot out your game's story. No one is expecting Shakespeare, but the outline will give you a much needed roadmap that you can then use to plot out the course of your adult scenes. With some semblance of story locked in, the adult scenes should flow and progress easily from there, developing as the characters develop. It's crucial to give players the sense that a game is progressing, and I think this all boils down to having a story in place as the foundation.
Anyway, I appreciated your comment.
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