ViviX12
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though if it all had to be gutted, doesn't that mean it's better that it was done earlier than later? less things to redo and reimplement than if they had to do it with more content present I believe
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Depends on how you do it. Implementing the new components piecemeal as parts of new content could do it far less disruptively, but means the features in question would take far longer to develop. That's exactly why the original roadmap had the dynamic sex system as a far off future feature with no specific timeline.
ViviX12
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welp, we can't know how it'd go now either way
So they haven't touched sex scenes yet. I don't bother to download that then.
Don't worry. New scenes will be in an update that will show up about... Right after Steam update.
If I were to take a shot in the dark about the early update (and that's exactly what it is - a vaguely informed guess at best), one of the major features people have been looking forward to is approaching completion but not something they think will be quite ready by the end of March. Maybe it'll be ready enough for a highly unstable Patreon build, maybe it won't. But the developers have already set the precedent that some features (namely, playable males) are important enough to update Steam out of cycle, and if that's what's tied into the early update here than that means we're likely looking at one of the big ones coming out in April or May, followed by an extra Steam build.
But again, total shot in the dark. This update is out of cycle, but we don't know why.
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Another possible shot in the dark...
I'd read awhile back that the devs were dangerously close to being in violation of Steams TOS, because of how far behind the Steam build was.
Don't care enough to check the info myself
But, if it's true then 2 other possibilities are:
The recent update was to keeping them from crossing the line.
Or, they're planning ahead to give their
Nah, that isn't a thing. Valve doesn't care about other platforms in that respect. Generally, Valve doesn't even moderate games on their platform well enough to weed out trash-tier asset flips (unless they become a media issue). The only way in which other platforms can interfere with a developer's usage of Steam is ingame purchases for a multiplayer game via the Steam Wallet, at which point Steam wants a cut of all ingame purchase regardless of platform.Another possible shot in the dark...
I'd read awhile back that the devs were dangerously close to being in violation of Steams TOS, because of how far behind the Steam build was.
Don't care enough to check the info myself
But, if it's true then 2 other possibilities are:
The recent update was to keeping them from crossing the line.
Or, they're planning ahead to give theirsuckerspatrons the maximum time with a new feature before they must release it to Steam.
I know feel really sorry for the poor sobs who bought it on steam. Even if they did a one time purchase ( not a monthly fee ), and they get the same as we do :/Another possible shot in the dark...
I'd read awhile back that the devs were dangerously close to being in violation of Steams TOS, because of how far behind the Steam build was.
Don't care enough to check the info myself
But, if it's true then 2 other possibilities are:
The recent update was to keeping them from crossing the line.
Or, they're planning ahead to give theirsuckerspatrons the maximum time with a new feature before they must release it to Steam.
ViviX12
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I think both of you are.
His was a simple error saying "you pirated" instead of whoever pirated it and posted it here for others to d/l (pirate) the game.
Yours is in not understanding that without those people on Steam and the Patreons supporting the developer, there wouldn't be a game on this site (or Steam or Patreon) for anyone to play whether it be a pirated version or waiting 3 or more months after the Steam release for it to be posted. Without those people that pay, there is no funding to create the game.