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Yeah, the ending was the best part. There was cake and fireworks. Kinda awesomeThe stream yesterday was awesome, to bad I couldnt be until the end though.
Yeah, the ending was the best part. There was cake and fireworks. Kinda awesomeThe stream yesterday was awesome, to bad I couldnt be until the end though.
I don't want to know lalalala, I didnt read the spoilers lalalala.Yeah, the ending was the best part. There was cake and fireworks. Kinda awesome
Yes, that's basically a prologue, v0.1. What did you expect ?boring endless grind.
Hint system sucks.
You end up doing the same ting over and over again.
I unrenpyed the game so i atleast could see the scenes..
They are still things that need mentioned to ensure they wont be left as-is. His complaints were valid and were not the least bit insulting. You shunning his complaints is not valid as you are implying he should have remained silentYes, that's basically a prologue, v0.1. What did you expect ?
Now, YOUR comment was useful by developing these points. His comment was just a complaint but not write in a useful way.They are still things that need mentioned to ensure they wont be left as-is. His complaints were valid and were not the least bit insulting. You shunning his complaints is not valid as you are implying he should have remained silent
The hint system is done in a way that it is actually at risk of being 'how its done'. Yet it is not good so clearly requesting improvement is a good thing.
Many devs leave repeatable scenes static which is an absolute failure. Its trivial to write them in a way that the text is different between the first time and repeated times. So from a player perspective you get proper continuity.
And some scenes are unreachable. This is an outright bug and the dev might not know. Pointing out bugs is essential to them being fixed.
Everything Tulandra mentioned was useful
They are still things that need mentioned to ensure they wont be left as-is. His complaints were valid and were not the least bit insulting. You shunning his complaints is not valid as you are implying he should have remained silent
The hint system is done in a way that it is actually at risk of being 'how its done'. Yet it is not good so clearly requesting improvement is a good thing.
Many devs leave repeatable scenes static which is an absolute failure. Its trivial to write them in a way that the text is different between the first time and repeated times. So from a player perspective you get proper continuity.
And some scenes are unreachable. This is an outright bug and the dev might not know. Pointing out bugs is essential to them being fixed.
Everything Tulandra mentioned was useful
Just to be fair I went back and re-read every post I made. The only things I flamed were smoking and excessive dick closeups. Both things well deserving of flaming. Everything else was only critiques on things that are fixable. And I will happily edit my review as things are fixedBut you took your time to come here and you flamed it.
I had to read the reviews of some people and they are treating this game as the final version, I had to laugh at that.Yes, that's basically a prologue, v0.1. What did you expect ?
I cant disagree with this more. If you see major problems in a v0.1 release, and its currently v0.9 and the same problem is there, that is very important information to a player as its safe to assume you have a dev who doesnt care. Reviews should mention any critical problem. And reviews on later versions that no longer mention those problems prove a dev who is doing their best.or just give a rating based on the potential assuming the bugs get fixed, the gameplay, etc
This whole thing is just weird to me. If I'm making a game I send it over to a couple of testers to check everything from bugs to gameplay to story flow etc etc, I don't send them over to game journalists to write reviews on their websites You need to at least get a stable version, a beta version or an early access version before entering any sort of review environment.If a review has become 100% inaccurate you can just report it to get it removed. Just because no one DOES that hardly ever doesnt mean its not an option. The moderators on this site seem to be some of the best I've seen. I've reported bad downloads, inaccurate descriptions, and some other things on various games and within 2 days I always had a notification that it was handled. I'm sure they would handle reviews too. At a minimum you can get any review that doesnt mention the version number removed because listing the version number is in the posting rules as a requirement. I think my own review is the only one that did this though
I cant disagree with this more. If you see major problems in a v0.1 release, and its currently v0.9 and the same problem is there, that is very important information to a player as its safe to assume you have a dev who doesnt care. Reviews should mention any critical problem. And reviews on later versions that no longer mention those problems prove a dev who is doing their best.
That's one of the problems with being on a pirate site. How many games do we see where the Dev says "I'm sending a test version to a couple people for testing" and a few hours later it's uploaded here? It's nowhere ready for release, but it's out and is being shared and trashed by pirates as being incomplete. All the dev needed was a week to fix these issues, but now they're getting attacked for releasing a shitty game by pirates who will never make anything worthwhile in their lives. And when a new person comes along and sees a bunch of 1 and 2 star reviews, they'll skip the game for something else, simply because some illiterate shitgibbon decided that waiting for the stable version was too much, and they're mad that there wasn't a 50 woman orgy in the 0.1 version.This whole thing is just weird to me. If I'm making a game I send it over to a couple of testers to check everything from bugs to gameplay to story flow etc etc, I don't send them over to game journalists to write reviews on their websites You need to at least get a stable version, a beta version or an early access version before entering any sort of review environment.
But whatever, we're wasting too much time and energy even discussing this here. This is small dev potatoes, it's insignificant and inconsequential. Loner devs learning how to use software, using only their free time after work, we can't expect everything to be tested, to go smoothly, to update quickly.
Chill pill everyone.
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