why even speak at all then, do you think youve shifted opinions today?That's fine that you like novel sized characters, but we are just circling back to everybody has their own taste and no person is objectively right
doing this is easy, ignoring their design philosophy is hardJust enjoy the content that you like and ignore the content that you don't
do there need to be so many of them? i dont think soThese smaller characters tend to act as palate cleansers or function as ways to explore ideas that you wouldn't otherwise.
im of the opinion therapy fixes this easily, and that you cant apply this to everyone, even then is there anyone else similar bc atm i dont see correlation. hugs writing femboys is an entirely different conversation. finding out what youre into bc of a character or what you arent into halfway through a character.. yeah they need to go to therapy. burnout doesnt magically go away bc you shit out 10 new pages of set dressing. the issue is being sidestepped, they need to go to therapy if the concern is burnout.If anything writing novel sized characters every time would just lead to burnout, which we saw with Will.
you dont need to explain the main draw of the game to meFor example, it might not seem like vanilla Kyoko was over 200 pages of writing, but she was entire novel in and of herself at release, yet you just don't typically see everything on any single playthrough. That's not to mention futureproofing as much as possible on the backend so you don't end up with another technically correct coding situation and break the entire game.
i appreciate changes like the charmer rework but this pov requires blind faith, noone has that anymoreAs for what's going on behind the scenes they tend to be pretty upfront about what they are currently working on and most of the delays can be attributed to holidays or larger pieces of content such as dungeons or new explorable areas. Look back at the past year, it's typically 7-10 days between each patch and a lot of those have major content pieces or major backend changes. That's not to mention that we have no idea what the submission backlog actually looks like considering plenty of scenes not on the forums pop up pretty regularly.