VN Ren'Py Eternum [v0.8.5 Public] [Caribdis]

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Dorfnutter

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Fyrwulf said:
It makes you wonder how he got to Lvl 37 in the first place. All of the characters who have mentioned their level have made it seem like the old WoW days where the cap was 50 and just getting to 30 was a serious grind.
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Prolly a no-life grinder until he met Dalia and started simping like hell instead of continuing the grind.

And then he met Orion and the rest is just history. :BootyTime:
 
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SerHawkes said:
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If whipping his dick out and measuring to level up was a thing...
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He would lose, and very badly. This could be his reaction upon seeing the protagonist's manhood:
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Who remembers the early days of AVN's when the devs would get blasted for not meeting a monthly release date?
Yeah yeah quality takes time but 6+ months for an update screams the current system of doing things needs to change.
Older one gets the less interested and able one becomes in following/paying for such projects, no matter how good they are.
Life speeds up so fast the time and inclination fades away.
Love this game and will continue to follow it , but I really think the dev process of AVN's really needs to change.
 
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Dorfnutter

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slackster said:
Who remembers the early days of AVN's when the devs would get blasted for not meeting a monthly release date?
Yeah yeah quality takes time but 6+ months for an update screams the current system of doing things needs to change.
Older one gets the less interested and able one becomes in following/paying for such projects, no matter how good they are.
Life speeds up so fast the time and inclination fades away.
Love this game and will continue to follow it , but I really think the dev process of AVN's really needs to change.
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/sighs and taps post below

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...yeah, I'll take slow and steady dev speed over speedy updates that lead to eventual crash and burn due to burnout, thank you very much...
 
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Dorfnutter

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misteriousy said:
Tho.... I thought 0.7 almost done right? Or is it just me....
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Check post above. Prog bar recently updated to 89%, and Cari mentioned in latest sneak peek (Sneak Peek #4) that he plans one more sneak either at the end of this month or early next month. And based on past releases, the update follows the week after.

So regardless (and assuming the Demon Lord beta gets leaked here early again), we're getting a March release.
 
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Takkatakka

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The market will regulate it. If development becomes to slow and people will abandon the games, then the developer have to change their ways. If not then they don't have to.

Also AI will likely change things a lot in the coming decade. The old way of rendering scenes might soon be gone.
 
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Takkatakka said:
The old way of rendering scenes might soon be gone.
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That's assuming every dev adapts to it and not, say, be so enamored with the hands on development process that they eschew faster ways to make stuff in favor of doing shit on their own.

Not to mention there are renderers out there that might remain incompatible with AI, HS2 being one of them (and yes, I am suggesting that such a program will likely remain in use a decade from now unless a better competitor program enters the scene).
 
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Takkatakka said:
The market will regulate it. If development becomes to slow and people will abandon the games, then the developer have to change their ways. If not then they don't have to.

Also AI will likely change things a lot in the coming decade. The old way of rendering scenes might soon be gone.
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I don't think rendering is the problem per se right now either. The problem lies in that no project manager stops the dev from improving their game all the time in every instance, thus making development time longer and longer consequently.
 
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Dorfnutter said:
That's assuming every dev adapts to it and not, say, be so enamored with the hands on development process that they eschew faster ways to make stuff in favor of doing shit on their own.

Not to mention there are renderers out there that might remain incompatible with AI, HS2 being one of them (and yes, I am suggesting that such a program will likely remain in use a decade from now unless a better competitor program enters the scene).
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The question is, how much could it accelerate the development.

And I don't think you would need HS2 anymore. You will tell the AI (yeah, it isn't real AI, whatever) who the characters are supposed to look or you might even give it a photo and the AI will do the rest in accordance with description by the developer. You might have to do small corrections here and there, but that will be it.
 
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