They're there, optionally. You can get 4(?) of them pregnant right now. There's a message that pops up when you do. But not much time is passing, so nobody has started to show or anything. Hell, the girls don't know they're pregnant yet.
It's not in the story yet, but it's in the options - you can turn it on and off.
Yes!
Best of luck with the new job prospects. Sounds exciting. I'm with you that after a few years, work travel starts to get old.
If things work out, we may get some sooner than expected. I'm in talks with a couple of potential artists to take over her content. If that pans out, I can start parallel developing her along with other characters.
Oh yeah, it got real old real quick. But the pay made it worth it.
Sending the good waves your way, masta!
oh shit, I forgot. What am I worried about. Huitieme's making this game now.
He's really slacking though, you should fire him!oh shit, I forgot. What am I worried about. Huitieme's making this game now.
Nevermind, I'm going back to fucking off.
I would but I can't. I actually like Huitieme. He likes my posts and leaves good comments. I keep him around because he's a real morale booster.He's really slacking though, you should fire him!
This is where being a professional business analyst comes in handy. I think I've devised a system where the artists can just download the script. Go to a shared repository and download the assets they need. Do the work, send it back, I'll do some final adjustments and then render.But more seriously, thi, good for you regarding the artists. I hooe it goes through seamlessly
IIRC, we had something like that set up on visual studio or something with github maybe(?) when we were setting up to do my first project idea before my 2D artist got sidetracked with real life (work, school, family, etc.). Probably have to set up something like that again, every time you finish a part, you sync it with the project and the rest of the team can then check for it and update. I am not fond of 'the cloud', but it has some advantages.
It sounds even better than just handing the entire story of some characters (though it was still a good idea to keep consistency for the concerned character).
I'm still planning to give only one character to each artist, but by not having them do the final render and instead passing the unrendered file back to me, it gives me an opportunity to adjust camera angles, lighting and surfaces to be consistent with the rest of the game. It's still a huge portion off my plate, but still let's me retain enough creative control to ensure uniformity in the game's visuals.
