I don't know details, but I've seen people say Caribdis has mentioned going past 1.0 in this game ... or just having more than 10 updates before the final (.11, .12, etc.). Either way, I wouldn't worry.If eternum is like once in a lifetime which ended in 1.0 then the story is on the half way, but still not seeing many progress to the main story which compare to oialt was already counting one of the FIVE in 0.5, maybe needed more updates than oialt to end the story?
yeah someone can correct me if im wrong, but i believe i remember hearing that this game is gonna be quite a lot bigger (~50% more?), so we might only be a third of the way through after this update. I might have pulled that number out of my ass but i'm pretty sure i read it somewhere.If eternum is like once in a lifetime which ended in 1.0 then the story is on the half way, but still not seeing many progress to the main story which compare to oialt was already counting one of the FIVE in 0.5, maybe needed more updates than oialt to end the story?
The developer has mentioned that there will be more than 10 updates - 0.10 is not the same as 1.0. It will go to 0.11, 0.12 ... until its done.If eternum is like once in a lifetime which ended in 1.0 then the story is on the half way, but still not seeing many progress to the main story which compare to oialt was already counting one of the FIVE in 0.5, maybe needed more updates than oialt to end the story?
If eternum is like once in a lifetime which ended in 1.0 then the story is on the half way, but still not seeing many progress to the main story which compare to oialt was already counting one of the FIVE in 0.5, maybe needed more updates than oialt to end the story?
Had to dive through the comments section of Eternum's Itch.io page since Caribdis made some comments there regarding story length.
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Comparing developers of different games is a futile exercise. Just forgetting the quality of the games in question (which obviously factors in), each developer or developer team has their own circumstances, considering financial resources, time available, real-life situations, computer power, etc, etc.
Thanks, I was just thinking and asking from my ignorance, certainly each "Company" has its own personal circumstances, but I don't know about these of this project. That's why I asked if someone could explain to me what are the circumstances why the updates of this game are slow?
I dont think anybody except the developer can answer that. I would imagine that the game has a lot of custom assets so that might be whats taking time. I feel like only this update was especially long though - usually updates are out in 4 month intervals.
The Updates are big. Really big.
Saying Eternum should be more like Something Unlimited?
Yeah when I read that this was basically my reaction (as well as my overall reaction to anyone who thinks Caribdis should implement sandbox/fully freeroam elements in his story-centric work*):
gunsmoke games takes 1-2 months to release content on a single character (2 if we're lucky) which is always just a repeat of previous stuff; capture girl, talk > dance x3 > strip > blowjob x3 > sex x3 > anal x3 > finished. The character models are never even unique, always the same bodies with slightly different faces and hair
Anyone that has played Something Unlimited (gunsmoke games) in the past half decade can see this for the troll that it is
I mean, to be fair I feel like this is an issue with DCAU's character art style more so than the dev's fault.
If you refer to the updates of Eternum, they have been, so far, steady on once every 4 months, which puts this game on the fast end of the release curve of Ren'Py projects. And the content per release, i would say, is way above average. It's most definately not slow.
