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If he can do this with this trailer he could continue to do more and game would be out.
It must have to do with goals, if he wanted a game with more animations ...
So true. Having everything animated (as good as it looks) is overkill and will indeed result in a quick burnout as you have stated. He's probably already hit that point. He's likely gone far enough in the story to realize it, but too far to go back and rework everything. It's a shame because it all looked better than anything I've seen on F95. If he had just been more tempered with how and when he used animations, it would have still looked amazing and he wouldn't have to do nearly as much work.
This is that dangerous territory of someone making an uninformed guess, another person running off with it as fact and soon some people will start claiming that animations cause burnout. There's clearly something wrong for so many delays to occur, but this doesn't seem like it's the reason why.So true. Having everything animated (as good as it looks) is overkill and will indeed result in a quick burnout as you have stated. He's probably already hit that point. He's likely gone far enough in the story to realize it, but too far to go back and rework everything. It's a shame because it all looked better than anything I've seen on F95. If he had just been more tempered with how and when he used animations, it would have still looked amazing and he wouldn't have to do nearly as much work.
Lasciate ogne speranza voi ch'intrate.
That's all we do here is make uninformed guesses. You're doing the same. We have absolutely nothing else to go on so we give our opinions. That's kind of the point of a forum. We discuss, we pontificate, we surmise, and yes, we make uninformed guesses. When the dev gives fewer and fewer updates and misses every deadline for an entire year that's the end result. And I still think the excessive number of animations (while I think they look frickin' amazing) are dragging out the production time and causing burnout. One person's opinion and I'm entitled to have it and give it. Others are entitled to have theirs and either accept or discard mine.
Why not have an idea of world peace and ending world hunger while you are at it.
Charge per creation/update/etc is already an option and every respectable patreon I know about incl the ones I support (non adult stuff) has that. It should be the universal minimum req for trusting crowdfunded creators who hit above a certain threshold of reliable patrons, which isn't some crazy utopia if that's what you're implying with the world peace metaphor.
Point is: patrons can decide when and who to support. We can't decide his billing schedule.
There is no such a game. 3 year of talking and promotion trailers and pictures to milk the money.
It's the tradition
