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Frankly totally disconcerting, the game was coded without any tags. I come across passages that give me historical information that I haven't discovered at all.
Not sure how much beta testing you did beforehand milky but from the moment you meet Moe during the side quest 'A gem of an employee' you can visit the lingerie shop in the mall again on the same night which repeats the scenes that were previously seen at the strip club and the punch up with the boyfriend. Also, did you remove some scenes from taking care of Mia when she is staying with Maeve, I ask because I completed her side story again and I didnt see her request to buy stuff from the 7-11 to help her get by while there.
In addition to that, I would like to comment on the scene where you cuck Carina's boyfriend and get a boob job. An erect dick does not move as much as it does in bending and wiggling like a worm like shown in that scene. It might be worth considering redoing that scene in the future so that it's a little more realistic.
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talk to Chanel at the Garrison Bar and select Total Defense is a preview of future content
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This is the problem, I haven't even finished side quests 1 and 2, 3 and 4 are not unlocked, that's why I activated 5. So I got information from 2 without even being pass by there.
click on the map and it should be the icon that looks like a coffee cup with steam coming off it that is next to the glass and what looks like a crappy calculator.
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and devs should stop doing this shit because??!
the reason why the gaming industry keeps doing it it's because they get rewarded by gamers with hard cash AAAND with PR defence all over the internet during the develepment proces, with every delay and sub par performance being excused not by the devs but by the players themselfs, because for every 1 gamer that practices patience with there cash you can and will find 10 who just cash dump a dev while screaming excuses to others,
Take this game for example, lets be honest here the past 15-20 months on this project progress has been EXTREAMLY lackluster, yet there were plenty of people dumping cash on him just fine, so why the hell should he NOT continue doing it if people don't stop the cash flow the moment things are starting to go down that sliperly slope than nothing will change.
on the bright side tho there are enf good games and H games in the world in this moment that if none ever get made ever, i will have not enf time in my life to finish them
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this is more of a message in general than a direct response to you but i felt like your initial comment provided a good starting point for mine
It's very difficult to say. When the dev started talking about the game again, he apparently said something about releasing the rest of season 1 over three releases, one per month. I sounded like this material was mostly, if not completely done; however, many of those who've been following the dev for a long time take anything he says with a grain of salt (sometimes that "grain" is the size of Australia), and are taking a believe it when they see it attitude.
Assuming that Season 1 will actually be complete by, say, March of 2024, we don't really know what that means. Clearly, the overall mystery presented in the prologue will be virtually untouched, so it seems reasonable to say that the game will be far from over. At a minimum, a Season Two is apparently planned; even if that would somehow wrap everything up, that could easily be 3+ years in development.
The dev also said something about starting the game over as a RPGM game with Daz assets. This would potentially let him sell the game on Steam. Apparently this received an overwhelmingly negative response from his patrons, and he appears to be backing out of this plan now.
This could certainly impact the speed with which we see new releases. The dev didn't post to his Patreon at all for 8 consecutive months this year. He doesn't seem to have given an explanation for his absence (which is his prerogative, but which opens the situation up to guesswork). If we're to be generous, he may have been feeling some sort of burnout with his game development, in which case his plan to change things up could have been motivating new work. To be a bit less generous, he could have seen selling to Steam as a means to generate more income, which could also be motivating. With both those possibilities basically requiring that he risk cheesing off his patrons, and thus losing/not regaining the income the game has given him, he may be far less motivated.
He apparently also noted that, if he's going to keep the current code engine, then there are things that are messed up as they stand today that he'll need to fix. This could delay completion of Season One (he was presumably going to leave it in its half-broken state if he was going to start over).
Some here will say the game will never be finished, either because the dev has been only generating releases when his Patreon income drops too low, or based on the relative space between significant updates, or on the signs of possible burn out mentioned above, or even just the complexity and basic lack of advancement of the promised story to date. Sadly, for those of us who found the story promised in the game's overview and prologue interesting, the odds are against the dev at this point. Many would choose to state this more vociferously (you shouldn't have much trouble finding posts that say the dev's name promised negative behavior, namely milking his patrons for money).
At this point, it's quite reasonable to keep an eye on the game to see when future updates are released, and to hear what else the dev may have to say (both in words, and in actions). Best case scenario would have Season One completed by spring. Only the most optimistic people could really expect that at this point, though.