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There are so many candidates!Hard to say, but based on what we have witnessed so far my money's on the next release will exceed the worst predictions. Dev hasn't given us any signs to hope for the better. Dev really really sucks at estimations. Always thought the more you work the faster and more experienced you get, at least it was like that in the fields i've worked at. Like, you know what your output is as of that moment. But, what mostly makes to be such a pessimist is he is doing everything alone. Rendering, scripting(not an easy task, considering he is a newbie and planning on implementing some rewards system, based on my experience), writing.
I know of another dev similar to Psycho, also slow as hell, but has good graphics. Guess, you already know who im talking about.
If you're talking about slow devs actually putting some work on their games, you might refer to ttll's Come Inside or the devs of Radiant for example.
On the other hand, if you were thinking of conmen who consistently milk their patrons for nothing, there's an unparalleled trio of candidates: Icstor, Gumdrop and Aorrta.
The dev just said later in December, but he didn't say exactly when.the fact that it did not come out in November has already been known for 2 weeks, the new date was the first of December, what I did not understand is if it was postponed too? and in case what is the new date?
(sorry for my bad english)
My prediction is it will come out after Christmas.
He always delivered with Dark Neighborhood, yet as excited as I was about his new project when this thread started, I've always been of the opinion that people should wait for results before massively supporting any dev.Ive supported this development (219$), will wait one more month then i'm going to pull the plug. Delay after Delay
Recently I commented on this issue in connection with the game Radiant. That game showed promise form the beginning, which alongside the incest theme attracted a myriad supporters right off the bat. Too much support without palpable results leads to the devs resting on their laurels.