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I never understood why anyone thinks that's a good idea, blocking visual teasers or test builds is one thing, blocking the monthly reports? Bruh?It may not help but not blocking all his news behind a pay wall would.
I never understood why anyone thinks that's a good idea, blocking visual teasers or test builds is one thing, blocking the monthly reports? Bruh?It may not help but not blocking all his news behind a pay wall would.
It's just the state of the games industry as a whole sadly, even the best of them seem to fall down these days so the "average" bar just falls lower as a result, like a compounding effect almost. It is what it is and we can't change it, maybe help it in some form if we got into the industry ourselves but that's a whole different set of issues.I think it's safe to say that this game deserves an (ABANDONED) Tag.
Honestly man, BlueCat, ICSTOR. Like even the guy from School of Lust. I don't know who said, but i quote this person:
"I call this the Curse of Patreon"
Honestly? Wise words... That's why is difficult for me to keep with Western games projects,1 out of 10 games will actually see the light of day on his full glory, the rest will be forgotten and abandoned. But i don't see a problem with that, i see a problem with the fact that this developers appear with this games promising lands and seas to their backers, only to slow the progress of development to literally like 0.1 or even worse, when they rewrite the whole beginning for the 5th time or make spin off that are supposed to expand the world but at the end of the day are just off tracking projects. (*cough* Covenant *cough*)
Honestly i feel so done at this point, i have seen projects either being fully abandoned or their developers hanging and using they around like a banner to attract money, to be honest that woulnd't affect me that much if it was only a indie industry thing... (Sobs in Fable and The Old Republic series)
Not even a estimate, if only the status reports were public.So, why haven't the devs given a estimate of when the merge is completed? After a year, shouldn't they know how much work is left and what the pace of their work is?
Sure, a specific date is hard to estimate, but they should be at least able to narrow it down to a month or two by now.
There won't even be any new content. I honestly can't believe that after a year we are still waiting for a content-free update (I feel like an idiot).
I have asked this weeks ago in this thread. No answer then and I believe no answer still...So, why haven't the devs given a estimate of when the merge is completed? After a year, shouldn't they know how much work is left and what the pace of their work is?
Sure, a specific date is hard to estimate, but they should be at least able to narrow it down to a month or two by now.
There won't even be any new content. I honestly can't believe that after a year we are still waiting for a content-free update (I feel like an idiot).
Yandev's issue with Yansim was essentially being a bad programmer unironically, then after being shown how to code better and having people cleaning his mess allowed him to be a bad programmer ironicallyWell, let's take a look at that really quick:
Ren'Py is a ready to use engine made for VNs. While someone obviously had to code it, this doesn't mean the author of this VN even touched the source code. Like i said, IF it is Ren'Py's fault by any means (which tbh I doubt) it is understandable, not everyone knows how to code and/or have time to learn after all.
Yandere Simulator and Fallout 76 issues are more related to "how do we handle that problem?" than skills imo. Both have shit game designs, and the Yandere Sim. dev manages to be worse than whoever makes the decisions at Bethesda. Also FO76 engine was originally for single-player games.
Follow the golden rule of patreon games, the game is dead until an actual content updateI have asked this weeks ago in this thread. No answer then and I believe no answer still...
it would help for he would be more inclined to talk and he wont get new ppl paying while he's acting this way i know I'm not putting money for something that looks dead in the water.How would that help?
People would call him a scammer or liar or whatever in response. The angry people would still be angry, the disappointed still disappointed and the game still not finished. The only people BC owes an explanation to are those who are paying for the game, and BC has been in communication with them.
I think that is what bothers most of us. The severe lack of effort. Even someone with basic computer skills, could merge Ecchi Sensei versions in a few weeks of diligent work, and a month or two of barely any work. The fact that the devs have been able to drag it out for a year, collecting many thousands a month, bothers a lot of people.EDIT: as a former supporter, i think the game was good, and if i will ever see the same effort that there was in the first 3 weeks, i am ready to support the game again.
Right now you need each week so 3 separate downloads (plus 3 separate downloads of the Dark Mind patch, one for each week.)Do I need the downloads for each week, or can I just get week 3?
Worst part is, they were always available for everyone, until the point where the merge just didn't happen when it was supposed to, and now the past year they've been paywalled when there hasn't been a single updateI said it before and I'll say it again:
Anyone who thinks paywalling simple progress reports is a good idea should have their brain checked. Imagine going to the stock market but only being able to see the finantial reports of companies you already bought stock of.