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The thing I sometimes worry about is that they will think that they have to keep exceeding each episode when they really don't. I'm sure this episode will be quite be jam-packed like the last one was, and with the exception of the DnG, it did quite a lot to at least advance the in-game time even if didn't entirely advance the story that much.Thats the hope. I mean, irregardless, DPC is going to hit a critical mass problem at some point, where he's just got too much to do facing time problems. And unless he loses his passion and quits, or decides to finally hire someone(s), a plateau for game size/dev time has to happen.
It seems like that might be the right formula of having lots going on and advancing the plot gradually, and if they can do that effectively with 5000+ renders and 200+ animations per episode, then they shouldn't need to keep going bigger.
Unless they do what some TV shows do which is have a particular crisis/drama in the first half of the season that gets mostly resolved, and then leads into a whole new crisis/drama in the 2nd half of the season. In the case of this game, maybe most crises/dramas might resolve themselves by the end of Season 2, and then a whole new set will start with Season 3.There's been a general trend to longer release times and I haven't seen anything that would make me think the releases would come quicker.
I find the 14 to 20 episodes answer to be a bit confusing though and I can't quite make up my mind as to whether he's serious or not. First I can't see the current story lines going on for another 8 episodes, let alone 14. Maya/Josey, Jill, and Sage's stories are pretty well advanced, I can't see how he could stretch them out that long. There's also his past announcements, just within the past year he's said three season's/12 episodes, three season's/10 episodes, and now 14 to 20 and God knows how many season's.
Haven't played College Kings but have played UoP and really enjoying it so far. I don't really see it as a BaDIK clone because I think it feels very different. I think the issue here is that any college-based adult game is going to get compared to BaDIK even if it's a totally different kind of game.And writing.
Kind of funny that we also have University of Problems, which is another clone, really. And both take this singular aspect of BADIK to ramp up. CK takes the fighting. UoP tries to subvert the "sorority of whores" concept.