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I like the story so far. 
Sounds somewhat plausible.
The pacing is OK too.
No insta-slut, here you go to corrupt heaven.
Sounds somewhat plausible.
The pacing is OK too.
No insta-slut, here you go to corrupt heaven.
- Dec 22, 2016
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Welcome to the forums. Many of our members are active on patreon and whilst we are a 'sharing' forum, we also serve as promotion for developers; usually once a game is posted on our site developers see a boost in the number of patrons. 1 download doesn't mean 1 lost patron, but instead brings your game to a much much wider audience.
I hope you don't go down the piracy protection route, as it'll always be crackable and will mean wasted time and effort. But I do wish you the best with your projects, as you do create good content.
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Agreed about Palmer. I love his work/art, but his releases are too few and far between.
- May 11, 2017
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he just said this will be a montly release which means new content each month like every1 else
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makes your step daughter, real daughter :FeelsGoodMan:
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- Oct 19, 2016
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I've never seen the patron amount go down after seeing the game pirated, always up. Like I said in another thread; patrons, especially the ones that contribute the most, aren't paying to get the game. They're paying because they believe in the product being made and want to support the dev.
- Dec 14, 2016
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Quality game, great graphics, decent length for a first ep, nice storytelling, a lot of thought has gone into it
Sadly the silly mention of protection unfortunate for someone who obviously can code looking at the games code
Publicity on this site is free for devs yet they moan when they should pay an advertising fee sarcasm always intended or is it
Sadly the silly mention of protection unfortunate for someone who obviously can code looking at the games code
Publicity on this site is free for devs yet they moan when they should pay an advertising fee sarcasm always intended or is it
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I have seen no correlation between pirated and income. As a matter of fact, getting ten's of thousands of new downloaders increases the chance you will get supported. The pirating is a down side, as my books have been pirated (most likely by the publisher after I hurt their feelings) so I understand. Still, I got read by many that would not, or could not, spend the money. I can not afford to support 200 developers, but can offer insights and advice, some find useful.
Basically, you get about 1% or less of downloaders becoming supporters, best build those numbers. Many pirates end up supporting games they trust will have quality and reliability, even if not the maximum desired.
- Jul 4, 2017
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How can you pirate something when it is a free game?
Becoming a Patron is a voluntary procedure.
They are only privy to faster releases, that is all.
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Some creators don't release their content at, just at a lower tier price.
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@Sam worded it perfectly. Besides we wouldn't be the only ones out there. Neither are we making any profit from it here. The people here are sharing and indeed you might see a increase on your traffic from us here. Specially considering we actually put effort in listing links towards your patreon were others might not.
Now on topic: and as well cause i got you at @: Where is Emily: homecoming. That still being made?