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Unreal Engine Beasts in the Sun [Skeleton Test] [Animo Pron]
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It's in the walkthrough in the OP. It opens a locked door on the sunken ship which has a costume. You can either pee them out (difficult) or much easier to shoot them with an arrow which you can immediately recovery.
33 in the tomb.
Illuminati/masonic 33 kind of keeps with the Lara Croft theme I guess hehe.
Sure. I haven't finished all the secrets though yet and sadly the first 3 pages of the Raptor comic seemed to have vanished. Just sayin' I have finished the game to the point of opening the entrance to the Minotaur cave.
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And my Tara has slightly saggy tear drop tits with puffy nipples as I like that MILF look
The fact that 1.5 years was necessary for us to see this scene and it probably will need 2+years since EP1 release to even play this is just animopron's trademark
Since Easy Pete is slacking, here's the new post from Animo
Couple of gameplay previews
Check out 2 previews from the EP2 puzzles/locations.
These are fully finalized with sounds and all other things. There will be quite a lot of cool things in EP2, where you can interact with certain things and find more secrets.
Check it out:
Couple of gameplay previews
Check out 2 previews from the EP2 puzzles/locations.
These are fully finalized with sounds and all other things. There will be quite a lot of cool things in EP2, where you can interact with certain things and find more secrets.
Check it out:
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Solving puzzles with one hand, just the skill I needed!
First puzzle sequence still keeps the game's moniker of "Miss big booba solving puzzles". The second sequence is a weighted minecart crashing into a blockage. I like how to minecart's wheel magically attaches to the cart's axle. Tara rocking a leaf bikini. As there's a minecart, I hoping for a minecart chase, like this one from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom:
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oh no, i didn't get the email notification, how will i live with myself
....anyway, thanks for sharing, wouldn't have even known, looks good
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Well boys, get ready (December 2028 of course)
Add 3-5 weeks to that and it comes in february-early march
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2029 will be awesome after the several delays!
I will keep my eyes open though.
- Jan 14, 2021
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I don't get it. Why porn game devs keep saying dates for content release when they know, their fan base knows, everybody knows they will not follow/be able to release anything on that date? That it'll be postponed, with little excuses and reasons nobody asked, or paid, for.
Not being specific to this game, most of them do this. It's just a straight lie, and everybody knows it, even the people actively paying/supporting those things. Why? It's just... stupid, delusional, surreal. It's like supporting Star Citizen, not because you want a cool immersive-sim space game, but because you just love being teased and then let down to no end on empty promises that never had or will materialize.
Is that another kink I just don't understand? "Oh yeah m'dev, lie to me, yes, just like that! Tell me little deadlines you'll never fulfill... oh... yeah... do it... do it MORE!!!"
Not being specific to this game, most of them do this. It's just a straight lie, and everybody knows it, even the people actively paying/supporting those things. Why? It's just... stupid, delusional, surreal. It's like supporting Star Citizen, not because you want a cool immersive-sim space game, but because you just love being teased and then let down to no end on empty promises that never had or will materialize.
Is that another kink I just don't understand? "Oh yeah m'dev, lie to me, yes, just like that! Tell me little deadlines you'll never fulfill... oh... yeah... do it... do it MORE!!!"
The word that You are looking for is ...I don't get it. Why porn game devs keep saying dates for content release when they know, their fan base knows, everybody knows they will not follow/be able to release anything on that date? That it'll be postponed, with little excuses and reasons nobody asked, or paid, for.
Not being specific to this game, most of them do this. It's just a straight lie, and everybody knows it, even the people actively paying/supporting those things. Why? It's just... stupid, delusional, surreal. It's like supporting Star Citizen, not because you want a cool immersive-sim space game, but because you just love being teased and then let down to no end on empty promises that never had or will materialize.
Is that another kink I just don't understand? "Oh yeah m'dev, lie to me, yes, just like that! Tell me little deadlines you'll never fulfill... oh... yeah... do it... do it MORE!!!"
guesstimation
So basically when someone ask You to do something that You didn't do, but You know "things" related to the subject, then You can guess how long it will take You to do what someone ask You to do something.
This escalates when more people are involved because EVERYONE does that.
How many time we do hear that house renovation took 2 weeks more then contractor promised to do ???
In case of programming the thing is that only portion / fraction of the solution exists so developers has to fill the blanks between to produce final product, otherwise programming would be easy (and those partial / fraction of the solution - libs, code snippets, programming paradigms etc. are there to help and make things little easier).
So to answer Your question: these delays are there because no one knows how to do it and everyone lie (be it to secure job | get cash or look smart)
NOTE: over time You will get better at it and that's why people pay more for senior than mid dev (mid vs senior vs architect - the difference is only with experience, technical level should be very similar i.e. on all this positions You should know language etc.) (this applies to everything actually, more experienced "worker" knows "gotchas" and how to do things). Then the question arise how experienced these "creators/devs" are
. I see only few "3d artists" that monthly income is higher than senior soft dev, and there is a reason for that. Same goes for the senior 3d modeler / animator in average studio.
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Ok real talk, x-rated material aside this is quite impressive. Considering what he (or some others) are able to do on a relatively small budget. I'm kind of impressed with some of the physics here on display... and the interactive environment stuff is cool too
Yes, these are estimates. However, the main issue is when estimates are put forward that everyone knows are not realistic.guesstimation
The true issue is related to the specific question of "Why do devs give estimates that they know are not realistic?"
There are two main answers.
1. More optimistic estimates sound better and you don't have to worry about justifying why it will take longer than people want it to.
2. If there are no consequences for being wrong about estimates, there are no important downsides to giving an unrealistic estimate. Conversely, there are few upsides for giving honest estimates.
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So you're basically saying it boils down to "we should all lie all the time, because telling the truth has more consequences".
What a beautiful fucking society humans created... what a beautiful world to live in.
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I'm sorry...you got me cackling over here with the "On a small budget" comment. Dude makes more than the average person and easily rakes in around 150k-300k a year. There's no "Small budget". Dude is loaded and purposefully drip feeds subscribers to keep that cash flowing. This is one of those games that won't ever be completed because he want an endless cash flow from his stupid cash cows that are happily handing over money to be abused and forgotten. This game has been in the making since (and correct me if I'm wrong) 2018-2019 and we barely have 1 episode. He also knows that the main attraction to his game is the horse which is why he is "barely" getting to work on it. (He's actually already had it done, but "just now" releasing snippets).Ok real talk, x-rated material aside this is quite impressive. Considering what he (or some others) are able to do on a relatively small budget. I'm kind of impressed with some of the physics here on display... and the interactive environment stuff is cool too
So anyways, Happy No Nut November; Animo will ensure no one nuts this month.
How do You know these estimates are not realistic / optimistic?
Do You have access to source code to asses that timeline provided is not realistic?
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The true question is why bakers / followers / users ask wrong question.
The only true answer, to the question "when it will be released", is: "it will be released when it's ready" and that's there is to it.
Also they do give You optimistic estimations
. What You are looking for is pessimistic estimations - these estimations are more realistic.
Also question to You: what would happen, to the reputation of such dev, when dev says it will take pessimistically 1 month to deliver and after that time don't deliver?
And, as stated in my previous reply, this skill is very valuable (accurate estimations) and there is a reason why senior devs earn so much $$$ (that's part of their evaluation over the time).
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No, You are mistaken, there are REAL consequences for providing inaccurate estimates, to put it simply You will get fired.
When You are self employed (be it some random on net using Patreon or game dev studio, well assuming that You are self publishing game dev studio and not relying on $$$ from investors) You don't have to answer to anyone.
Above point brings us to the root of the issue: in Patreon model supporters decide to give support (money) and apparently nowadays money are not a problem and people are willing to wait (spend more money) and not take accountable people that they give money to. As simple as that.
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I think this is the main thing that stumps me when we get onto this whole topic.
Just knowing that there are people out there who can drop a regular monthly amount on multiple devs, knowing that some of them are not actually producing labour at a pace that corresponds to the sheer monthly Patreon haul.
Or even worse, *not* knowing that about the devs! I'm sure there are some whales out there who don't actually notice or question those outgoings, else devs such as the Erahunter team wouldn't still have hundreds of paying subscribers lol
It's just fascinating to me, what must the life of the whales be like...