Dodzh
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i know this is a bit late but you could at least give proper credit where you got that code, considering i wrote it
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Dodzh
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Gallery Unlocker
Description: This will unlock all the scenes for the gallery.
Installation: Unpack the "gallery_unlock.zip" and place the file "gallery_unlock.rpy" in your "Game" folder.
Uninstall: Since this mod does not replace any game files, to uninstall, simply remove "gallery_unlock.rpy" and "gallery_unlock.rpyc" from your "Game" folder.
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Description: This will unlock all the scenes for the gallery.
Installation: Unpack the "gallery_unlock.zip" and place the file "gallery_unlock.rpy" in your "Game" folder.
Uninstall: Since this mod does not replace any game files, to uninstall, simply remove "gallery_unlock.rpy" and "gallery_unlock.rpyc" from your "Game" folder.
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Good evening guys,
I'm almost close to finishing Lucky Lucy's renders. After these are done, I'll go back and focus on adding a few choices and that will take some work to do.
On top of that, there will be still other coding and auxilary stuff like gui, music, sounds etc.
Because of all these, I can't certainly say the exact time for the release, but make sure that I'm working nonstop on it.
I've been also doing a few experiments with Esra and they turned out to be good.
This isn't good for either this game OR the Prison Guard. One or both of these stand to be abandoned. The telltale signs are here Despite any future assurances to the contrary. Two other games that are about the same ages as Prison Guard/Esra have gone through almost the exact same thing.
This is a Turkish author, and the quality of each update is very high. so,every update is a surprise and a gift.
I don't know when he might suddenly stop updating for some reason. To be honest, the quality of his updates always far surpasses that of other authors.
Even if the day comes when he stops updating his work, his creations will still be annotation as:"masterpieces" on my computer.
Nowhere in my comment did I mention the quality of the renders not did I say anything of his nationality. Besides, I learned long ago that he was from Turkey when he first presented this story as a demo (which he Changed to what we have now, btw). The Quality of the artwork is great but my comment still stands. You need to gather your comprehensive skills together because you're on a totally different topic and replying with your Feelings. You speak of this game as a gift & I couldn't agree more. It IS a Very good story, given the subject matter. In fact, ANY artist, be they painters, musicians, renderers, cartoonists, screen- or script-writers and storyboard artists are girfted and we as consumers are blessed to be presented with their talent BUT, by the Same token, it is a Major point of disappointment, frustration and irritation when they make promises but fail to keep them. If one is tired of doing one thing, they should have the Decency to let their followers (whom they Purposefully cultivated) know that they will stop working on said project or At Least explain that That particular project has become secondary & will not be worked on as regularly. Playing with people's emotions is heinous at best, taking their money while working on Another, more Personally favored project is Criminal, at worst.
As I stated, devs who do more than one project before even reaching the halfway mark of the First one, usually winds up abandoning the first as the second (or Third in this case) becomes more popular and profitable. A Similar situation is L&P with his AWAM game. He started out strong, storywise but he added a side story. It became popular, particularly with his subscribers and began spending more time on side stories than the Main story. Although he hasn't abandoned the game, his long delays (with Every excuse under the sun) coupled with him focusing on side stories and trivial events has the game so Convoluted that the Main story is hardly recognizable. He's spent 14 months working on 6 hours of One GAME DAY, and the game is Already more than 8 years old!
There've been a number of devs who started a game and for one reason or another, created a Second game before finishing the first. They were ALL abandoned in favor of the newer game. You may not want to admit it or even See it BUT the evidence is damning and as I said, they were done AFTER those devs gave assurances that the first game would be finished before moving on to the second. Is the artwork Great? Sure but if you're paying attention, you can see the swelling tide of abandonement slowly rolling in and I Stand By this sentiment. If he proves me wrong in the coming year, then so be it. I'll GLADLY come into the comments and apologize in All Caps! I'm neither afraid nor ashamed to be wrong but trash panda has to prove me wrong. And I'll bookmark this comment, just in case he does.
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I knew what you meant from your very first comment. It's just that you didn't understand what I meant. I tried my best to explain it as simply as possible in my broken English.
I was more rational and meticulous in labeling every game I was looking forward to on my computer. Then I marked them in F95.
Two years ago, a large number of authors were forced to abandon their works due to practical factors. You understand what "practical factors" means here. Various objective factors can affect both the author and the player. Even my own health has been poor in the last two years.
The most typical example is [Unnatural Instinct].The author had no intention of giving up his hard work. But first came unforeseen circumstances, followed by the suppression of Russian authors by all online platforms.
In the coming years, it is inevitable that many excellent works will be abandoned due to practical factors.
Enjoy evey game's every update, and celebrate as if it were a finished product. You don't know what will happen to the author tomorrow, and you don't know if you will be able to easily enjoy every game. I'm taking amoxicillin right now. I need to go to the hospital for a checkup in a few days again.
(By the way, given the current situation in Europe, it's already a pleasant surprise that this author was able to write smoothly for three and a half years in Türkiye.)