- Apr 27, 2017
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That's not true either. My image folder of v0.1 has 536 files, the image folder of v0.2.1 has 1406 files, thus approx. 900 renders have been added. I purposefully did not count the shota renders, those come on top.
Just open OP. 0.2.1 came out in 2 parts. So last update had 693 renders. First part had around 200. Thats still 2 updates.
- Apr 27, 2017
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Now you're just arguing semantics.
I'll just rephrase then, episode 2 of the game took 9+ months to complete and included approx. 900 renders excluding shota content. The first episode of the game was 13 months in development and had seemingly 536 renders excluding shota content, ttll obviously still had his piece of shit hardware back then.
- Aug 7, 2016
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There is less time between Fast and Furious movies than between ttll's updates.
- Apr 14, 2020
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is he and the other creator who I shall not named to compete for the title of longest run without update ?
- Mar 10, 2019
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So it begs the question.... if it takes him 6 to 9 months per update and he's making 1.5k a month, do the updates justify 9k to 13.5k worth of work in the content?
It's for his patrons to decide, isn't it?) Why do you even care?)
- Mar 10, 2019
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Maybe I am a patron. Maybe I'm not. Maybe I was a patron. Maybe I'm a potential patron. It's a contentious issue and a brutally honest question. Answers to questions like these are the difference between gaining more patrons and potentially losing them as well. That's why I brought it up.
- Oct 28, 2017
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Money speaks for itself. Like? Money up. Don't like? Money down.
Words here are worthless.
Words here are worthless.
I do not patron works where the dev is lazy and is releasing 1 update every year despite racking in cash. There are far more desvering devs whom whom release on a timely scheduale as much content as this dev releases in one year.
- Apr 27, 2017
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You should support "the more deserving devs" and let others support who they want to support.
- Aug 25, 2017
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Indeed, I understand most of these people are moved by the genuine intention of helping others to understand they might be spending their money elsewhere to get faster and more tangible results, but what they should understand, is that many supporters are perfectly aware of they want and how they are spending their own money, even if it costs them more than they actually get and despite all the not so encouraging signs.
They want "this" game to happen, no other game with no other dev, they want to support this even to the point of getting consciously milked to no end because they know what they want, no matter how crazy it might look.
We all choose our poison in the end, especially in real life, this is no different and we should respect others decisions on how they spend their money, no matter how insane and unreasonable it might sound to us.
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- Feb 5, 2018
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here you go guys calm dawn and enjoy
- May 18, 2019
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Yes the updates take a long time, i wish he released more often. But there are differences between this dude and some others that are taking a long time between updates.
For one he was always honest that he works slow, and he does not say he will release today and then breaks that promise 5 times. Also he did not charge his patreons when he was taking a long time to release anything.
So i would not compare him to the lying devs like Gumdrop or Aorrta, who always promise releases but then fail to deliver, and have done it so many times it is not worth counting anymore.
I am fine with waiting, there are other games here, and i know that when he eventually releases it will be quality like it was so far.
For one he was always honest that he works slow, and he does not say he will release today and then breaks that promise 5 times. Also he did not charge his patreons when he was taking a long time to release anything.
So i would not compare him to the lying devs like Gumdrop or Aorrta, who always promise releases but then fail to deliver, and have done it so many times it is not worth counting anymore.
I am fine with waiting, there are other games here, and i know that when he eventually releases it will be quality like it was so far.
- May 11, 2017
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If I'm not mistaken he paused the patreon payments for a few months during between the previous updates.
- Dec 26, 2017
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My feeling is people should have known this dev only does 2 updates a year before you considered becoming a patron. If that upsets you then don't support him financially. If you are okay with that then you won't be disappointed.
If you are a patron whining about the slow updates then you should have looked into it more beforehand. If you aren't a patron and just freeloading, well....yeah.
If you are a patron whining about the slow updates then you should have looked into it more beforehand. If you aren't a patron and just freeloading, well....yeah.