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- Jun 5, 2017
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Well then I'll give you a
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4 years.
- Oct 28, 2017
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Aaaw, my hopes were crushed. What a shame, looked promising.
For anyone looking for monster girls with awesome, well animated sex scenes, and *gasp* superb writing, I recommend Price For Freedom. It's Baldur's Gate for the "man of culture". Ridiculously good.
For anyone looking for monster girls with awesome, well animated sex scenes, and *gasp* superb writing, I recommend Price For Freedom. It's Baldur's Gate for the "man of culture". Ridiculously good.
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- Aug 22, 2018
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Yeah, don't expect it to get much better. Plus visually that's probably the best scene imo.
- May 5, 2017
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Ah i remember....
Dragon Date [October Demo] two Years ago.....
Dragon Date [October Demo] two Years ago.....
Why finish the product and deliver, if they can keep making money for doing nothing?
Makes no sense guys.
Makes no sense guys.
- Apr 26, 2017
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Just found this on the Latest Updates and thought the art was great but then i noticed the thread is dating from 4 years ago...
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They aren't making anymore money, that's the problem.
The time frame for backing them has closed and that was years ago. They asked for 8k and made nearly double that but that money is bound to be gone by now.
A demo won't bring in much money on Steam. Early Access games with a history like this one has people wary so they might catch a few people but not enough to milk it.
In order to make any more money they need a finished product or something close to finished people may get behind again.
After so many excuses and delay's though, nothing short of a finished game will make them big bucks on any platform. They are too untrustworthy at this point.
jee, well that's sad, it seemed like a good game just by it's story and the pics on the first post
- Aug 22, 2018
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That's one of the most frustrating things about it, it is a good game.
The writing is great, the characters are great and the art is great.
The mismanagement and shady development process are the big issues. The hype for this 4 years ago was nuts. If they had got it out when they said they could have bankrolled another handful of games with the income and people would have thrown money at them, me included. Hell, I threw some at this when backing started.
It's possible for them to make a comeback and do well enough to make a couple more games but it depends on them.
They have very little chance of having a successful kickstarter now, they royally screwed that up with this debacle but with a bit of PR and advertising along with putting out the game we've been waiting for they could bring it back.
Another year of excuses though and they will kill any chance of that. At the moment people are being nice to them because they want this releasing but if they don't fix their shit I can't see people being all too willing to pay upfront for anything else they do.
I don't think it's that bad.
They have kickstarter, steam and patreon, probably even other sources of additional revenue. As a side hobby, it's a free consistent source of additional income.
They need to put exactly 0 hours in order to earn something every month from this, and once in awhile claim they did something, or just take a week or so to keep their patreons 'happy' with their 'progress'
As for the financial situation. Any business the owner needs to know the cost and plan accordingly If they asked for X and received they have to deliver the final product with what they did made the math would be sufficient. If they didn't deliver they're either scammers or a bunch of clueless amateurs with no clue about the administration of finances from their business. Either way leads to no end product because as you said, money is shorter now.
Giving more money would either reward incompetence (if was the case) or feed their scam (if it's the case), so it won't solve anything.
If the creator is serious about this game, they would save every penny from each month and put into this project, in fact he would have a side job and put his personal income into this project, he would do anything on his power to get more money, cut costs and deliver the product on the quality standard advertised.
To me, this game leads to nowhere, because I don't believe in any entrepreneur of which doesn't deliver and it's main moto is "I have a new excuse for this week"
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- Aug 22, 2018
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Steam isn't making them anything yet and they are only making about 140 dollars a month on patreon before patreon takes it's cut and taxes so probably just under 100. That's a team of about 5 so they are making roughly 20 dollars a month each.
Kickstarter was 4 years ago so that money is long gone.
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i remember when in twitter they had monthly updates showing how far they were in story, images, voice... two years ago it seemed like they had 70% done... then they stopped updating how far they were and stopped posting... what happened?!