TFurguson69
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they're impatient and want instant gratification. best to just ignore them and not feed them attentionit seems you whine in every game thread
I think they are just looking for their best game and can't find it. I understand them but at the same time I don't
Feyschek
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You can understand such people in part.
I can also start whining about the fact that this developer sells patches for the game which should fix errors in the game
Well, here the developer has a little trick, wait a month and you will get a free patch
Yes, as practice shows, the best way to get a person to do normal things is not to pay him money for a bad product.
In short, whining is a useless thing.
it works only if you payed him money beforeYou can understand such people in part.
I can also start whining about the fact that this developer sells patches for the game which should fix errors in the game
Well, here the developer has a little trick, wait a month and you will get a free patch
Yes, as practice shows, the best way to get a person to do normal things is not to pay him money for a bad product.
In short, whining is a useless thing.
But if you didn't pay him anything and whining about smth...
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Feyschek
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Here the scheme works a little differently.it works only if you payed him money before
If you paid and whine, he will not care because you paid the money for the goods.
If after that you will continue to support the development and whine, then he will not care, the main thing is that money is coming and that's it.
For example, when I started making my own, I immediately refused to monitize the game.
The reason is simple, I don't want to owe anyone and promise something.
Creative freedom
Well, I will say one thing to sell patches that correct errors in the game, this evil to the game which is considered free.
I don't sell patch that fix errors. You get for free what my patrons get by paying 2 weeks agoYou can understand such people in part.
I can also start whining about the fact that this developer sells patches for the game which should fix errors in the game
Well, here the developer has a little trick, wait a month and you will get a free patch
Yes, as practice shows, the best way to get a person to do normal things is not to pay him money for a bad product.
In short, whining is a useless thing.
No, I mean, if you haven't paid and you're whining, what's the point? If you paid, canceled your subscription and whine then the developer has something to think about. And if you pay and whine, then this is generally some kind of nonsenseHere the scheme works a little differently.
If you paid and whine, he will not care because you paid the money for the goods.
If after that you will continue to support the development and whine, then he will not care, the main thing is that money is coming and that's it.
For example, when I started making my own, I immediately refused to monitize the game.
The reason is simple, I don't want to owe anyone and promise something.
Creative freedom
Well, I will say one thing to sell patches that correct errors in the game, this evil to the game which is considered free.
Feyschek
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Are you forcing them to buy the patch this way or is that not the way to sell the patch?
Feyschek
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Buddy, you won't believe it, well, this system works
People pay money and whine
I feel pity for them
I do care when people point out errors/bugs. Regardless being patron or not, paying or not.Here the scheme works a little differently.
If you paid and whine, he will not care because you paid the money for the goods.
If after that you will continue to support the development and whine, then he will not care,/9 the main thing is that money is coming and that's it.
For example, when I started making my own, I immediately refused to monitize the game.
The reason is simple, I don't want to owe anyone and promise something.
Creative freedom
Well, I will say one thing to sell patches that correct errors in the game, this evil to the game which is considered free.
Again, I DON'T SELL PATCHES THAT FIX THE GAME.
You don't want to be a patron? That's totally okay, you're still getting the game for free with no locked contents whatsoever. You're getting exactly the same what my patrons got 2 weeks ago.
I think It's totally reasonable that I reward my patrons by giving them early access 2 weeks before I make it free to the public.
I think it's not the way to sell something if you can get it for free after 2 week. I mean those who support the dev can have some privileges
Feyschek
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This kind of comment that makes me want to make a "patrons exclusive locked content" Thanks for giving me ideas
Well, the dev creates the game and he needs money. How else he can earn something if the game will be distributed to all equally?