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RPGM Demon Deals [v0.06.5a] [Breadman Games]
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- Jun 4, 2017
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Last week's Teaser - I'm Touched!
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- May 6, 2017
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This game is the best. Thanks for your hard work.
hey just saw the progress report do you think we will wait atleast one more month until release?
Devs don't do guestimates, they'll give a release date when they know it for sure. (usually end of production and the testing cycle takes 2 weeks normally)
However, guessing about a month, month and a bit would not be wildly out there.
All depends on how big the events left are. That little jump is 1/2 and event, but the amount of images in said event is more than some previous going by breads comments.
Ah blue balls! Would have been nice if you go to the store at that time and Jon is like, "hey who has the big knockers there!" He gets a closer look..."Oh, it's you mom(Jon gets red in the face)! I thought it was someone else!" Of course it's already too far in the game/story to have a short scene like that.
my guess is around october
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Whenever it's released it's always something I look forward to for the quality, time and effort put into it
- Jan 5, 2021
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I just finished it and my first thought was an RPGM game like NLT and STS in one. Awesome game.
Even though it's almost been 7 months months since the last update (which is outrageous now that i think about it), I am very excited for the next update and we are on the last few hurdles hopefully until it comes out...
i hope new update wont be sped up at this point, just take ur time with leslie, i dont care about anyone else 
gonna pledge again for new version cause why not
gonna pledge again for new version cause why not
- Jan 18, 2022
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How is it outrageous?
The amount of work that is involved in making updates with a small team, the quality that's put into the game is why it's one of the top games on F95.
They also have lives where there is sickness, family events, holidays etc.
They keep us well informed weekly of the progress made with charts and weekly streams, they don't disappear for months on end with no information of what's going on. If there is a delay of some kind they keep us well informed even though we are receiving the game for free!
So even if was 10 months or more there is nothing outrageous about it, they are doing great and I look forward to the release of the next update.
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I mean, the update rate isn't that far from some AAA games with full time design staffs. Independent games take time, be it for porn or an all audiences game.
- Jan 30, 2020
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The people who get mad over their porn updates taking too long are the lowest common denominator. Completely reactionary and putting little thought and reason into their actions. They are existing almost entirely off of emotion and lack the executive control to anticipate that.
There are hordes of them and not enough time in the world to engage with them.
I would guess somewhere between late September and the first week of October.
I have to disagree on that. Some ppl have that right(especially if they are a paying sub), some are just not patient enough, follow creators that update more frequently or have a lack of understanding that Breadman has a very small team to update his game. Just my personal opinion, if I was a creator like Breadman, I would maybe allocate more time on making progress on an update and a bit less time on teasers/streams for fans/subs. To add, my personal belief is subs stay on board more because of the game than the xtras that you get as a sub.
I second that its a good timeframe for that to come to pass when that will be though is uncertain as the remaining content to code and draw up could be minor or major so a lot of time or minimal amount of time we wont know til its done i suppose
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You're right, Breadman should just forgo marketing, so he can speed up development to pleasure a group of horny gremlins.
That is a judgment call. To an extent, schmoozing with the people who pay your bills to keep them engaged and making them feel appreciated can be at least as useful as actually delivering product for retaining them. *To an extent*. At the end of the day, you do have to deliver something.
Hard to say. Companies with resources hire market research teams to tell them whether this is the case, and even these sometimes get it wrong. One can only hope Breadman knows what he's doing.