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Captains Log, day 453246346
Crew have been suffering restless nightmares for weeks since we left the Gumdrops Void, as I fear, these new uncharted regions of space bring with them new untold horrors. Just the other day my first officer was waking up in feverish sweats screaming 'IT'LL NEVER FINISH!' When I shook him to try get some sense out of him and ask what he meant, he could only mutter the words deliriously 'Et tu...S-Purple....' Before collapsing.
Horrifying...Simply horrifying.
Well...Well...Well...Here we are.
After the unceremonious death of Breeding Season that bore this... 'thing' screaming out of the Void.
A quick recap for those of you who basically want to know the history into what happened before to spawn this game into existence:
I wanted to be fair and give this one a fair shout. After all, it had perhaps one of the most rocky and controversial starts we've ever seen, and despite the criticisms levied against it, the game continues to look great.
One of Team-boy Nimbus' very own, the great and might Judge Heath came down to spank the forum and let everyone know they're very naughty boys, after all, their vision, THEIR DREAM, is beyond. How could a possible change in direction or even some mitigation be suggested in the face of such Goliaths of excellence?
However,
me doth think this game is perhaps,'maybe' just a tad bit fucked.
The project was immediately off to a poor start from it's conception, spawned out of betrayal, anger and conflicting visions between supposedly someone arguing 'they' were the true mastermind keeping Breeding Season going (*cough* A poor choice of words. *Cough*)
The UI continues to be a mess with a never-ending sea of bugs that have left several of the crew horrifyingly purposes ejecting themselves out of the pod bay doors into space after their computers crashed for the 46th time for they had the audacity to try to talk to a shop clerk without giving the game ample breathing time not to have a heart attack.
The game pretty much all the time:~
And the developers by this point could have a whole novella written just in the endless changelogs that read 90% more or less consecutively nothing but 'bug-fixes.'
Now bug fixes are an important, they're a substantial part to any games development...but this game apparently has more holes than a piece of swish cheese being fired upon by both sides in a trench in WW1, and remains locked in perpetual locked in a perpetual state of 'it's being fixed' rather than giving the content people actually want.
I'd be hard pressed to out-right call it a scam like certain *Cough* 'devs' *Cough*
But it's awfully starting to feel kind of like that scene in The wolf of wall street.
There's so much more to say, so much more to cover, but in truth, this post would turn into a Novel by the time I was done, and this old Space Captain has better things to do with his time than dig deeper down this weird rabbit hole than needs be.
While I hope the production improves, and those suffering from a severe case of Sunk Cost Fallacy actually get the product they want (or wake up and smell the coffee), suffice to say, this is a production amidst stormy seas...And I'm not sure the brig is gonna hold.
This is your Captain, signing off!
Crew have been suffering restless nightmares for weeks since we left the Gumdrops Void, as I fear, these new uncharted regions of space bring with them new untold horrors. Just the other day my first officer was waking up in feverish sweats screaming 'IT'LL NEVER FINISH!' When I shook him to try get some sense out of him and ask what he meant, he could only mutter the words deliriously 'Et tu...S-Purple....' Before collapsing.
Horrifying...Simply horrifying.
Well...Well...Well...Here we are.
After the unceremonious death of Breeding Season that bore this... 'thing' screaming out of the Void.
A quick recap for those of you who basically want to know the history into what happened before to spawn this game into existence:
I wanted to be fair and give this one a fair shout. After all, it had perhaps one of the most rocky and controversial starts we've ever seen, and despite the criticisms levied against it, the game continues to look great.
One of Team-boy Nimbus' very own, the great and might Judge Heath came down to spank the forum and let everyone know they're very naughty boys, after all, their vision, THEIR DREAM, is beyond. How could a possible change in direction or even some mitigation be suggested in the face of such Goliaths of excellence?
However,
me doth think this game is perhaps,'maybe' just a tad bit fucked.
The project was immediately off to a poor start from it's conception, spawned out of betrayal, anger and conflicting visions between supposedly someone arguing 'they' were the true mastermind keeping Breeding Season going (*cough* A poor choice of words. *Cough*)
The UI continues to be a mess with a never-ending sea of bugs that have left several of the crew horrifyingly purposes ejecting themselves out of the pod bay doors into space after their computers crashed for the 46th time for they had the audacity to try to talk to a shop clerk without giving the game ample breathing time not to have a heart attack.
The game pretty much all the time:~
And the developers by this point could have a whole novella written just in the endless changelogs that read 90% more or less consecutively nothing but 'bug-fixes.'
Now bug fixes are an important, they're a substantial part to any games development...but this game apparently has more holes than a piece of swish cheese being fired upon by both sides in a trench in WW1, and remains locked in perpetual locked in a perpetual state of 'it's being fixed' rather than giving the content people actually want.
I'd be hard pressed to out-right call it a scam like certain *Cough* 'devs' *Cough*
But it's awfully starting to feel kind of like that scene in The wolf of wall street.
There's so much more to say, so much more to cover, but in truth, this post would turn into a Novel by the time I was done, and this old Space Captain has better things to do with his time than dig deeper down this weird rabbit hole than needs be.
While I hope the production improves, and those suffering from a severe case of Sunk Cost Fallacy actually get the product they want (or wake up and smell the coffee), suffice to say, this is a production amidst stormy seas...And I'm not sure the brig is gonna hold.
This is your Captain, signing off!
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I can't believe people are still hanging around this shit show Captain. I dropped this game a long time ago... I saw the writing on the wall.
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Honestly, not really. Updates are slow and it is buggytown. But somehow i still have hope for it
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Cloud Meadow Beta v0.1.1.0f:
Album code: Tinker Bunny
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the new version is literally above your comment
I dont know what's wrong with that file but when trying to extract the files it goes to 50% then everything on my pc starts working super slowly and the time left on the extraction goes from like 7 seconds to a minute and it almost doesnt progress
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For those that have problems extracting the game files.
Album code: Tinker Bunny
Notes: On loading a game you may receive a warning that a number of your monsters had invalid pregnancy data - those monsters' pregnant state has been reset.
Additions
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(16.4MiB)Album code: Tinker Bunny
Notes: On loading a game you may receive a warning that a number of your monsters had invalid pregnancy data - those monsters' pregnant state has been reset.
Additions
- Added the Silo building to the farm
- Proper gameplay transitions between death, afterlife, and returning to the dungeon
- Player character now has a light aura that appears in the evenings
- More visible indication when the player takes damage in the dungeon levels
- Light blending is less bright but more vibrant
- Damage reflection should no longer interrupt the instigator’s attack animation
- Fixed Yonten’s hangouts being repeatable in the same day
- Fixed Gifting not telling you how much affection gained
- Fixed an error being thrown when using food and drink when hanging out
- Fixed pregnancies failing
- Fixed not being able to collect eggs
- Fixed Graduation causing errors that preventing exiting the loop
- Fixed an issue with palette swapping on UI
- Fixed docks with incorrect states
- Fixed showing an upgrade message, when building in an incorrect slot
- Improved messages to let the player know why they cannot build in that slot.
- Fixed the difficulty slider not working at some resolutions
- Fixed the difficulty slider not having resolution support
- Fixed an issue related to the rocks/plants on one of the fields
- Fixed some cases where combat would lock up, such as using the Genodriver
- A unit that takes damage will wearing Ring of Trust Alpha should no longer have damage recursively applied
- Prevented the player using consumable items between turns through the party equipment menu
- Opening a UI in combat that displays a banner message should no longer malfunction
- Resolved Combat UI layering issues with other UI (Inventory, Party, etc.)
- General tooltips should no longer be hidden underneath other UI
- Dungeon interactable objects should self-illuminate properly
- Potentially fixed a case in which the game crashing would wipe the gallery unlocks
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Seems like it's just a lot of stress on his PC. I was surprised to see it decompresses to 15.2GB. I tried compressing it using WinRAR's maximum and it goes down to 225MB. And Windows' own built in compression system that can leave files in that state and decompress them on the fly... that drops the 15.2GB to 730MB with the 2nd strongest compression, and doesn't seem to have any impact on performance when I start it up.
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Unfortunate yet common issue with archives.
Still, 250MB vs 16GB. Although, even that is mostly due to the poop Unity is in that regard rather than the packaging software used being outstanding.
nikislav With this particular archive, neither CPU nor RAM usage seem high; my wild guess on the topic of unpacking slowdowns would be drive write/read speed, especially if extracting from one physical drive to another.
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Still, 250MB vs 16GB. Although, even that is mostly due to the poop Unity is in that regard rather than the packaging software used being outstanding.
nikislav With this particular archive, neither CPU nor RAM usage seem high; my wild guess on the topic of unpacking slowdowns would be drive write/read speed, especially if extracting from one physical drive to another.
I know this post is old and now the save files are in json format which is encoded as base64. But 2 problems:
1 - I don't see DirectFamily anywhere in it. It was removed? Or?
2 - When I encode the modified version it always ends up significantly smaller than the original in number of characters, so I'm guessing I'm encoding it as the wrong type? What do I need to do here?
Why the hell was it encoded to begin with?