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- Nov 10, 2020
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First or second week of October is my guess. I would be very surprised if it's anything earlier than that.
- May 17, 2020
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8 months... well it won't be another 8 months, let's see the bright side
for me we are already at the end of October as an optimistic hypothesis
for me we are already at the end of October as an optimistic hypothesis
We need more mini-games! Make our dreams come true, DPCYou must be registered to see the links
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I continued working like I did the week before, by playing through different branches and polishing scenes. So far, I've played the first ~75% of Sage, Josy & Maya, some of the Others variations, and Jill branches.
When I play this way, I ensure that the story flow is good regardless of the branch. And I'm starting to feel that it's coming together.
I've fixed many small to big parts along the way. For instance, last week, I mentioned how I worked on the non-minigame route, and this week, I did the final tasks related to it by completing the final versions of both beer pong and new brawler.
Polishing can also be something small, like re-rendering an image that didn't come out great or re-writing a section because the dialogue wasn't what I wanted. And sometimes, it's something bigger, like moving an entire scene to a different part of the episode and ensuring it doesn't break continuity. Or it's something else, like writing code or adding new animations, renders, sound effects and songs.
I returned to work on the biggest free-roam event again, as it wasn't in a playable state how I left it. It was in a state where 90% of its events were completed, but as a player, you couldn't click arrows, or buttons, start the scenes, or even continue to play the episode after. I didn't even have a good feel of how it played until now. Putting together the environment and scene code can be tricky, but after episode 9, I got more experienced with it, and planning how to achieve it is always one of the first things I do when I work on a free-roam event.
One of my biggest concerns when developing new episodes with this level of branching is that for every part of the episode you branch, it cuts playtime from the episode. Yet, with episode 10, I don't feel that when I play it. I've felt that everything is rich in content, regardless of branch. And that's a good sign that I'm on the right track.
I'm carefully considering which branches need something more. Even if it's just a small scene, it can make a huge difference and tie the knot on that branch.
Overall, there are some big differences between branches and plenty of canon content with variations to make the episode feel different, depending on your choices. Having choices matter in this way is a truckload of work, and it can be hard to keep track of all variations, but the payoff feels worthwhile, and I'm sure you will feel that too.
I've added more renders and animations to many scenes these last few weeks. The numbers are not comparable to creating a new scene, but they add up and inflate the episode some. I'm somewhere over a total of 4800 renders so far.
Now, I am working on missing art for the remaining scenes and will mostly spend the next week animating and posing static renders. I'm having a lot of fun working on it.
Last weekend, I installed the new PC, which has been rendering since with great results. The transition went smoothly. There are currently 25 animations in the render queue.
Have a nice weekend
Dr PinkCake
Hopefully whole game becomes a mini-gameSaid no one ever
- May 8, 2023
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It actually sounds like this freeroam will be about the player going from room to room and scavenging. Fucking awesome and interesting DPC! Thank you!!!
Pixel hunting is already one of the most boring things in this game, so you want to dedicate an entire freeroam to pixel hunting. No wonder it took a very long time.The 4800 renders shouldn't be misleading. He always puts the most important things at the beginning of the post.
So at least we know this game is 75% complete. Well, either the content of these branches is 75% complete. . I don't know if he changed his mind about the final number of renders, but if we take 5500 renders as some kind of standard, we have 700 more renders to go. Those 700 renders he will be doing during the month of September.
It's a two-way street. On the one hand it is good that he wants to make each branch unique, interesting and full of content, but on the other hand it is not clear how he will do it. It is not known what percentage of branches will be from the overall plot.
Well, and in general, it seems that there is some positive, but still he says that there is a lot left. There are clearly not 200 or 300 renders left, but a number close to 1 thousand. This is probably a fee for branching. I don't know if he wants to go the way of the Japanese novellas, making each branch a completely unique game within a game.
- Nov 10, 2020
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He said he play 75% of some of the branches not that 75% is done. We should be under 1000 and somewhere around 11-9 scenes left. Over all this week was pretty good news but wouldn't start getting hopes up until DPC gives a check list of what is leftIt actually sounds like this freeroam will be about the player going from room to room and scavenging. Fucking awesome and interesting DPC! Thank you!!!
The 4800 renders shouldn't be misleading. He always puts the most important things at the beginning of the post.
So at least we know this game is 75% complete. Well, either the content of these branches is 75% complete. . I don't know if he changed his mind about the final number of renders, but if we take 5500 renders as some kind of standard, we have 700 more renders to go. Those 700 renders he will be doing during the month of September.
It's a two-way street. On the one hand it is good that he wants to make each branch unique, interesting and full of content, but on the other hand it is not clear how he will do it. It is not known what percentage of branches will be from the overall plot.
Well, and in general, it seems that there is some positive, but still he says that there is a lot left. There are clearly not 200 or 300 renders left, but a number close to 1 thousand. This is probably a fee for branching. I don't know if he wants to go the way of the Japanese novellas, making each branch a completely unique game within a game.
- Aug 4, 2019
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damn , how can someone write so much without saying anything?You must be registered to see the links
View attachment 2860025
I continued working like I did the week before, by playing through different branches and polishing scenes. So far, I've played the first ~75% of Sage, Josy & Maya, some of the Others variations, and Jill branches.
When I play this way, I ensure that the story flow is good regardless of the branch. And I'm starting to feel that it's coming together.
I've fixed many small to big parts along the way. For instance, last week, I mentioned how I worked on the non-minigame route, and this week, I did the final tasks related to it by completing the final versions of both beer pong and new brawler.
Polishing can also be something small, like re-rendering an image that didn't come out great or re-writing a section because the dialogue wasn't what I wanted. And sometimes, it's something bigger, like moving an entire scene to a different part of the episode and ensuring it doesn't break continuity. Or it's something else, like writing code or adding new animations, renders, sound effects and songs.
I returned to work on the biggest free-roam event again, as it wasn't in a playable state how I left it. It was in a state where 90% of its events were completed, but as a player, you couldn't click arrows, or buttons, start the scenes, or even continue to play the episode after. I didn't even have a good feel of how it played until now. Putting together the environment and scene code can be tricky, but after episode 9, I got more experienced with it, and planning how to achieve it is always one of the first things I do when I work on a free-roam event.
One of my biggest concerns when developing new episodes with this level of branching is that for every part of the episode you branch, it cuts playtime from the episode. Yet, with episode 10, I don't feel that when I play it. I've felt that everything is rich in content, regardless of branch. And that's a good sign that I'm on the right track.
I'm carefully considering which branches need something more. Even if it's just a small scene, it can make a huge difference and tie the knot on that branch.
Overall, there are some big differences between branches and plenty of canon content with variations to make the episode feel different, depending on your choices. Having choices matter in this way is a truckload of work, and it can be hard to keep track of all variations, but the payoff feels worthwhile, and I'm sure you will feel that too.
I've added more renders and animations to many scenes these last few weeks. The numbers are not comparable to creating a new scene, but they add up and inflate the episode some. I'm somewhere over a total of 4800 renders so far.
Now, I am working on missing art for the remaining scenes and will mostly spend the next week animating and posing static renders. I'm having a lot of fun working on it.
Last weekend, I installed the new PC, which has been rendering since with great results. The transition went smoothly. There are currently 25 animations in the render queue.
Have a nice weekend
Dr PinkCake
. I thinks he working in a wrong business, he should be some salesmen or something, or politician.btw this is from a status update 2 week, before he went to his vacation
it was 70% total completion, now, we are 75% of the different branches
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but, hey at least that Render looks good
- May 17, 2020
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He is 99% a salesman...damn , how can someone write so much without saying anything?
btw this is from a status update 2 week, before he went to his vacation
it was 70% total completion, now, we are 75% of the different branches
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but, hey at least that Render looks good
- May 8, 2023
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So he's done 700 renderings in a month..If there are about 700-1000 renders left, he will also do them for a month and a half.
- Apr 9, 2023
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"chuck sits joshy down for a chat"
joshy.......i know you mean well. but it doesnt matter if you call it romantic, rubbing off on people in public is a felony.
- Apr 9, 2023
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sometimes that light at the end of the tunnel is a fucking train. but im going to stay positive, im with you.....as long as you go first
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- Jun 15, 2022
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I doubt optimism. 4800 renders in 8 months is of course great work and performance is higher than Ep.9 (5000 renders/9.5 months), but we don't know exactly how much work is left. Even the end of September now seems too optimistic and almost miraculous, now it seems more real until mid-October, and maybe later.You must be registered to see the links
View attachment 2860025
I continued working like I did the week before, by playing through different branches and polishing scenes. So far, I've played the first ~75% of Sage, Josy & Maya, some of the Others variations, and Jill branches.
When I play this way, I ensure that the story flow is good regardless of the branch. And I'm starting to feel that it's coming together.
I've fixed many small to big parts along the way. For instance, last week, I mentioned how I worked on the non-minigame route, and this week, I did the final tasks related to it by completing the final versions of both beer pong and new brawler.
Polishing can also be something small, like re-rendering an image that didn't come out great or re-writing a section because the dialogue wasn't what I wanted. And sometimes, it's something bigger, like moving an entire scene to a different part of the episode and ensuring it doesn't break continuity. Or it's something else, like writing code or adding new animations, renders, sound effects and songs.
I returned to work on the biggest free-roam event again, as it wasn't in a playable state how I left it. It was in a state where 90% of its events were completed, but as a player, you couldn't click arrows, or buttons, start the scenes, or even continue to play the episode after. I didn't even have a good feel of how it played until now. Putting together the environment and scene code can be tricky, but after episode 9, I got more experienced with it, and planning how to achieve it is always one of the first things I do when I work on a free-roam event.
One of my biggest concerns when developing new episodes with this level of branching is that for every part of the episode you branch, it cuts playtime from the episode. Yet, with episode 10, I don't feel that when I play it. I've felt that everything is rich in content, regardless of branch. And that's a good sign that I'm on the right track.
I'm carefully considering which branches need something more. Even if it's just a small scene, it can make a huge difference and tie the knot on that branch.
Overall, there are some big differences between branches and plenty of canon content with variations to make the episode feel different, depending on your choices. Having choices matter in this way is a truckload of work, and it can be hard to keep track of all variations, but the payoff feels worthwhile, and I'm sure you will feel that too.
I've added more renders and animations to many scenes these last few weeks. The numbers are not comparable to creating a new scene, but they add up and inflate the episode some. I'm somewhere over a total of 4800 renders so far.
Now, I am working on missing art for the remaining scenes and will mostly spend the next week animating and posing static renders. I'm having a lot of fun working on it.
Last weekend, I installed the new PC, which has been rendering since with great results. The transition went smoothly. There are currently 25 animations in the render queue.
Have a nice weekend
Dr PinkCake
DPC being DPC, it's impossible not to add even more content.
- Jul 4, 2023
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- Mar 13, 2021
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Guys, did you realise that DrPinkCake's development status updates for episode 10 have become so vague that our F95 Bros stopped making their BaDIK development flowcharts?
Just think about it.
Just think about it.
- Sep 22, 2020
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I may be alone in this sentiment but I just cannot wait for the new remade Brawler, it's gonna be so fun!
- Apr 9, 2023
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i saw an opportunity for a joke and took it lol. but i agree with you. as long as patrion remains the double edged sword that it is, theres no point in crying about the wait. just enjoy what we have. and i know that many will hate it, but i cant wait to see what dpc does with beer pong
- Apr 9, 2023
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ahhhh no Nora or Bella cheeks getting beatYou must be registered to see the links
View attachment 2860025
I continued working like I did the week before, by playing through different branches and polishing scenes. So far, I've played the first ~75% of Sage, Josy & Maya, some of the Others variations, and Jill branches.
When I play this way, I ensure that the story flow is good regardless of the branch. And I'm starting to feel that it's coming together.
I've fixed many small to big parts along the way. For instance, last week, I mentioned how I worked on the non-minigame route, and this week, I did the final tasks related to it by completing the final versions of both beer pong and new brawler.
Polishing can also be something small, like re-rendering an image that didn't come out great or re-writing a section because the dialogue wasn't what I wanted. And sometimes, it's something bigger, like moving an entire scene to a different part of the episode and ensuring it doesn't break continuity. Or it's something else, like writing code or adding new animations, renders, sound effects and songs.
I returned to work on the biggest free-roam event again, as it wasn't in a playable state how I left it. It was in a state where 90% of its events were completed, but as a player, you couldn't click arrows, or buttons, start the scenes, or even continue to play the episode after. I didn't even have a good feel of how it played until now. Putting together the environment and scene code can be tricky, but after episode 9, I got more experienced with it, and planning how to achieve it is always one of the first things I do when I work on a free-roam event.
One of my biggest concerns when developing new episodes with this level of branching is that for every part of the episode you branch, it cuts playtime from the episode. Yet, with episode 10, I don't feel that when I play it. I've felt that everything is rich in content, regardless of branch. And that's a good sign that I'm on the right track.
I'm carefully considering which branches need something more. Even if it's just a small scene, it can make a huge difference and tie the knot on that branch.
Overall, there are some big differences between branches and plenty of canon content with variations to make the episode feel different, depending on your choices. Having choices matter in this way is a truckload of work, and it can be hard to keep track of all variations, but the payoff feels worthwhile, and I'm sure you will feel that too.
I've added more renders and animations to many scenes these last few weeks. The numbers are not comparable to creating a new scene, but they add up and inflate the episode some. I'm somewhere over a total of 4800 renders so far.
Now, I am working on missing art for the remaining scenes and will mostly spend the next week animating and posing static renders. I'm having a lot of fun working on it.
Last weekend, I installed the new PC, which has been rendering since with great results. The transition went smoothly. There are currently 25 animations in the render queue.
Have a nice weekend
Dr PinkCake