Basically... New empty map, more stuff that is just fill-ins which serves no purpose to changing/making the game have more replayability. Bug and game balancing, which could've been done in two weeks really (probably less) and then one new sex scene. Still no new monster, strip club, or anything of real value that switches the game up. Nice
You are mostly right, but i am sure there are ppl who paying for the developement. I am happy to see the new update, i like to explore more stuff. I am sad because of the boring same enemies, guns, clothes etc. But the game is progressing and thats what matters.
Nothing is beyond criticism, the game is technically free with advanced download for supporters and the benefit of cheating and nudity for the monthly price of at least 2 fully developed indie games. For a game that updates twice a year with no content. I'll be the first to tell people to support their indies when cool games come out and get posted here, my steam is full of them and I even use the godforsaken hell pit known as dlsite but you're just off your rocker if you think there's enough value for $250 a year when the game gets updated maybe twice in that amount of time.
there's no hope with 1-2 scenes per yearI wish there was more in the update, its a sad day for us Delta Zone pals
what utter BS 90% wants actual engaging game play similar to skyrim e.g. not the crap that is now in-game... that does nothing for gameplay but literally create time sinks grinds... come on exercise some common sense and call a spade SPADE!!! the current changes just forces more housekeeping and maintainence forcing players to sink hours which is the boring part..instead of focusing on making maps,quest,smarter AI etc.. and tweaking ivy... wtf most of us want a playable game that engages players not this dumb suvival crap with cyber enhancements making a robot .....
This. I'm honestly tired of these new map updates. I already have a hard time being incentivized to move out of the starting zone to visit more distant ones. Its starting to feel like a mile wide/inch deep game. I know making maps is what Devo is strong at and he's playing into what he can make, but he's really get out of his comfort zone and also start pushing these other two people he brought in and get something more from them. I'm starting to really feel the support fatigue here. But its true, there is no other game like this here with this sort of content that I want in a game. Survivals are my favorite sub genre or games. I really REALLY want this game to succeed.
He has been nothing BUT focusing on maps, quests and AI. So much so they're pretty much flushed out and only need bugfix and balance tweaks. I personally love the survival part. Yes the cyberware feels clunky and unfinished.. because it IS unfinished. It only got rolled out this patch and needs a bunch of work yet. Its nice to have options and different ways to play and solve problems. 100,000 other games here are a railroad of gameplay. This one stands out because it isn't such, its a cyber survival/horror with lewd aspects. I do agree that the grind is a bit to much right now for how far you need to travel and works of a travel system is in the works to make that grind easier by getting around much easier.
Based on the updated roadmap, are the items with lines through them things that have either since been added, canned... or a mix?
Buddy, nobody is complaining about the game itself. Reading comprehension is an important tool.
I don't think that maps are good, at least for a game that DZ is. Sometimes there are wierd design choices that forces you to go around map becouse of obstacles, and it's not tied with progression, that is you never unlock new ways overcoming this obstacles. Also good map design takes to consideration enemy placement and in this case tentacles and most of the time I think they were sprinkled quite randomly and we have stuipd cases like swamps where for accesing trader you have to cut thru hordes of enemies. But anyway, wasn't this update suppoused to drop already?
