It can be downloaded but that's it!!!!!!!!!!!! Then full ERROR!!!!!!!!!!!
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hey game dev no disrespect intended but before this leak i never even heard about you, maybe this wasn't such a bad thing.. if you look around most (if not all) of the more successful adult game devs (ones that are pulling in over $20k/ per month some even close to $100k/per month) all have their games here and some of them are even on F95 promoting their game... look at this as free advertising...
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Except that it's not for whoever leaked it, unless it was with the Dev's permission (in which case leaked is not, of course, what transpired in the first place) to leak it. I appreciate you're trying to make a happy face out of some of the broken pieces, but aren't you effectively saying...well, sure, the bank was robbed, but look how many people now know the bank exists?
This is the Dev's property and we now know that he was neither aware nor, even had he been so, would have consented to this being released into the public domain. There are clearly benefits to releasing stuff on this site, but that still must remain the decision and authorization of the game's owner and creator and no-one else.
It sounds righteous to say it but, in my opinion at least, wrong is wrong and, "leaking" i.e. releasing without the owner's knowledge and consent, is and always will be dishonest and therefore totally out of order.
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Thanks for taking the time to enlighten us as to the facts surrounding this gem which has seemingly fallen from the skies into our lucky laps here. What you tell us (summarized above) looks and sounds, not only to me I think, absolutely mouth-watering, especially given the relatively superlative quality of Exhibit A: "Behind The Closed Door".
But the $64,000 question seems to be, how will you quantify the degree of our "interest" and the point at which enough may be enough to make you decide to temporarily change course?
It's a bit of a Catch 22, is it not? Given your history and preference for comic book creation, you can't really expect commitment from us until you show us you are seriously re-engaged with this type of 3dcg project and conversely you understandably cannot and will not sacrifice time spent on comic book development until we show serious "interest" in helping support the development of this project. Both are reasonable, justifiable positions to take, but somehow the deadlock has to be broken.
What we have seen has most surely generated a, I would say, massively positive, above average enthusiastic and thirsty response to what is, for many a first time encounter with what was for you "merely a demo". The true potential is therefore pretty exciting. However, this response is, of course, purely verbal and therefore lacking any substance and also coming from a source which, in terms of willing monetary support, seems (to me at least) to be somewhat unreliable.
So how can we, who are champing at the bit for exactly the kind of content you have outlined above, palpably demonstrate to you sufficient "interest" for you to re-engage and commit to further development of this series of stories?
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That's because your main area of interest is games.
I'm sorry, but you're wrong here. Yes, it might arouse some people's interest at first and they might subscribe to your page/website out of curiosity. But on the long term you are loosing more folks just because, hey, they can get your stuff here or someplace else, for free. This "free advertising" theory is false, sorry!
I post a lot of images myself, here and in many other places. I make renders for fun. It's not a job for me, it's just hobby. I opened a patreon page at the suggestion of some folks a while ago, because they wanted more stuff from me, offering to pay me, in exchange of some visual depictions of their fantasies (commissioned work, more or less).
The thing is, for small developers and/or freelance artists, leaking their stuff may lead them into abandoning their endeavor. So what's the point?
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That's odd. The Patreon download works absolutely fine. Here's the link:
You must be registered to see the links
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Hey Dev, I just across your work and searched all the way to here. I really like the realistic feel of your work, especially the mature women with bush. Can you or anyone else tell me what modeling software was used to create this? Thank you!
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Hi! As pretty much everyone else around here, I'm using DAZ Studio.
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Since :
- you feel like a small developer;
- you do not appreciate free advertising, denying that it has guaranteed many of your colleagues incredible success;
- you even claim that leaking your work is harmful to the developers themselves;
THE POINT IS , for my part, to throw you into oblivion.
Good luck.
I can't disagree with you more on this point. Our work will always be shared for free. Use it for marketing. You tell me Summertime Saga, Badik, WVM, CoBD are all suffering because of pirating?
Pirating will never go away, find a way to use it to your advantage. I am one of those who believe even pirates end up being supporters and see it as a great medium to advertise one's product and make money whether it's a hobby or fulltime. At the end of the day its down to luck(flavor for most players) and type of content that makes the big money.
Pirating will never go away, find a way to use it to your advantage. I am one of those who believe even pirates end up being supporters and see it as a great medium to advertise one's product and make money whether it's a hobby or fulltime. At the end of the day its down to luck(flavor for most players) and type of content that makes the big money.