I'd really like to see you play then... desperately tugging at the limp elastic in your pants, just as limp even after many Viagra infusions or whatever else they'll discover by then
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That has been the case for a week now and in a week you won't even need a hero, you can get it for free
My personal belief is that because this update is about Lucia and not the family, the hero's didn't deem it worthy of a leak
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Nobody has leaked the new update due to DRM protection system with personal codes to activate the spicy scenes. But believe me it would be worth waiting since update is hot=] Cheers!
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And what if you cant get 250 sub? I tried to sub but paypal and other shits are blocked in my country. Im a current darkcookie supporter. Im supporting because he is the only developer that consistent i ever know. And what happens if you dont get 250 sub? are you going to abondon the game?
You should get to know BaiBai, in case you don't.
The game is called Twisted Memories, it's hard not to fall in love with it
never played that game but seems fine. I played Summertime saga, Demon boy saga, bad bobby saga, what a legend, AWAM. i also played milfy city but i didnt liked it because every one in that game is wants to jump on you xd. not realistic.
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Full 0.68 out? This is a time for HEROES and we reach for the stars!
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You have to accept that the DBS community has no heroes, just regular fappers. Personally I believe it is not a good idea. How is the patreon base to grow without advertisement? This is probably the only place people hear about the game and as games progress if they improve and entice, if devs show they can produce steady updates and faster and bigger by getting better at producing and by getting outside help, more people decide to support. By not being here games just fall into oblivion and can only lose supporters.
Devs for these type of projects must understand that piracy is advertisement and not money lost. If they suddenly expect everyone just goes and buys the game because they can't get it here, they are sorely mistaken.
In my opinion what every dev should bet on is the lack of impulse control. By having different tiers and release dates you may get people to invest because they just can't wait! But this strategy shouldn't have such a long waiting period like DBS has, that just negates the effect. On release day you should lock it behind a tier and say a week later it is here for free (advertisement).
Bottom line, every dev wants more supporters, money is the number 1 motivator and the way you get it is by making your product better and the way you do that is by listening to the fans and not by locking out people from experiencing your product. Patreon IS NOT A STORE otherwise no one in their right mind would pay 200 coins a year for a piece of an unfinished game. You can't sell your product on patreon, you can only ask for support.
Personally, when I saw the tiers this dev had, with weeks of separation, I immediately decided not to support, even before looking at the content because to me those tiers will result in pushing people away from the product which will mean the game will have low supporters which will mean it will get abandoned.
Devs for these type of projects must understand that piracy is advertisement and not money lost. If they suddenly expect everyone just goes and buys the game because they can't get it here, they are sorely mistaken.
In my opinion what every dev should bet on is the lack of impulse control. By having different tiers and release dates you may get people to invest because they just can't wait! But this strategy shouldn't have such a long waiting period like DBS has, that just negates the effect. On release day you should lock it behind a tier and say a week later it is here for free (advertisement).
Bottom line, every dev wants more supporters, money is the number 1 motivator and the way you get it is by making your product better and the way you do that is by listening to the fans and not by locking out people from experiencing your product. Patreon IS NOT A STORE otherwise no one in their right mind would pay 200 coins a year for a piece of an unfinished game. You can't sell your product on patreon, you can only ask for support.
Personally, when I saw the tiers this dev had, with weeks of separation, I immediately decided not to support, even before looking at the content because to me those tiers will result in pushing people away from the product which will mean the game will have low supporters which will mean it will get abandoned.