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lmao specially the amount of money they're asking for, $10 minimum entry or $15 max on their patreon. Wtf
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step one: make basic proof of concept gameplay
step two: fur
step three: we will finish this one I pwomish
step four: profit
step five: repeat
step two: fur
step three: we will finish this one I pwomish
step four: profit
step five: repeat
Making a robust enough system from the start should avoid this problem. A common approach is for scenes to mostly depend on size, not on specific species. That's how it works in Breeders of the Nephilym, that's how it works in Monster Black Market.
Not sure what qualifies as "successful", but as I said in this thread, Slave Matrix is marked as "complete" on this site.
And Breeders of the Nephilym is pretty good, even if it's incomplete.
It is legendary, in the meaning that nobody has seen it for a long time, and most people only know it from rumors.
It's worth pointing out that this is because making a game when you're not horny as fuck is extremely difficult and takes a lot of discipline and organization.
A bunch of horny nerds with enough time on their hands to make this, the thirst to want it to be porn, and the lack of ability to not make it a normal game with may more money behind it is not exactly a trifecta that is likely to succeed.
I absolutely could, but it will always be an uphill battle.
This is before we get into the crowdsourced problem of "I'll pay you to fuck up development by adding a bunch of shit that wasn't in the game concept but that gets my dick hard".
Im gonna say this as i just open the game and rushed here. Even for an early version, demo o whatever... Just stop using the arrows, its not 1999. WASD or ill kill your cows and burn your fields.
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You can code your way out of the problem in 3D where you can slap old animations on new models and just deal with the wonkiness if you don't have the time to hand-tune everything. In exchange the complexity of everything else goes up, but at least by a constant amount. In 2D you need to start pretty much from the ground up or severely limit which creatures can breed and make the game suffer while still doing a ludicrous amount of work- if no longer an impossible amount.
Promising a Breeding Season like game and then delivering Monster Black Market style breeding is failing expectations because you only have player on monster breeding. Though it IS the best option for 2D because it doesn't have the Breeding Season N^2 problem. Really, the devs should delete all mention of Breeding Season and just do that.
Only because they go wildly out of scope and don't follow a simple formula. A game about breeding shouldn't have more lesbian and gay scenes over scenes with impregnation.
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Because modern 3D animation is fundamentally built around animating a skeleton that can be rigged to any model that moves in a similar way. 2D animation pipelines are built around drawing individual frames with pixels. Maybe, just maybe, a really talented rigger could create something like a common skeleton in Live2D, but it's much more limited since more than a 30 degree rotation requires swapping to entirely to new assets with a bunch of custom rules about it and it's not really built for reusable skeletons. And a good live 2D rig for one pose can cost thousands of dollars. So unless the dev team is trumpeting about a member with proven Live2D experience I wouldn't hold my breath for them working out such a system.