Tomoushie
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Otherwise,it would be impossible to moderate over 100k people when you have just an one mod,not to mention bots and everything.Money you pay add some kinda responsibility.Afair remember,it was free before Eternum got really popular,but I might be wrong
Tomoushie
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Otherwise,it would be impossible to moderate over 100k people when you have just an one mod,not to mention bots and everything.Money you pay add some kinda responsibility.Afair remember,it was free before Eternum got really popular,but I might be wrong
This can be easily solved if time is invested in this project. I can understand that a developer doesn't want to devote themselves to organizing a staff, but it can sometimes be necessary or mandatory when the site becomes well-known. They can recruit an assistant administrator who would be responsible for carefully recruiting moderators. It's possible; just look at F95zone, which has over 2 million users, and yet they're doing just fine.
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Otherwise,it would be impossible to moderate over 100k people when you have just an one mod,not to mention bots and everything.Money you pay add some kinda responsibility.Afair remember,it was free before Eternum got really popular,but I might be wrong
It was free before dipshits started to go on spam runs and started posting pirated links of the higher tier versions of the game to channels where the public subs frequented. Mods kept getting swamped, so Cari decided to turn Discord to paid sub only, which was welcomed by just about everyone there who just wanted peace and quiet.
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Just cut the content and push faster updates. We don't need 2500+ renders and 3 arcs per update. Thankfully Cari is aiming for smaller updates after 0.9.
Dorfnutter
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Smaller means a return to something along the lines of 0.5 tho, so it's still sizeable all things considered.
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This dispute is pointless. Approx 2500 stilts update + 30-40 animations in a year is SLOW no matter how you look at it. As for how justified, this speed is depends on the person. If the majority of patrons think it is than nothing we can do considering we have no impact on the matter. Deal with it.
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Y'all know there's an "ignore" button, right?
Tomoushie
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Smaller release cycles could also mean less play-tests and more errors. not all this time is just renders and compiling.
As long as the story doesn't make a nose dive I don't have a problem with a 9-12 mouth release windows (within reason that is)
I really liked this feature in the previous update, where you cannot select an option no matter how hard you try. It's more fun in pc though
rip my fallen brother, may your soul reach 100% in the afterlife
Tomoushie
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yup, I replay the story again every time an update comes out. I think as long not buggy and decent amount of content then i dont care if takes while.
I dont like when some devs take 3+ months and only release 300 renders with so many bugs plus errors
I have a theory that the next progress update will be the release date.