The developers do want it on steam, the thing is will steam allow it? It's a rapey monster game, and just the existence of Galatea would be enough for Valve to take it off the store even if she has no hentai content, and they've also removed games just for having schoolgirl uniforms, which this game does have.
I think the reason they're still getting good support is the monthly costume bundles, to be honest. If you pledge a certain amount, you get four costumes that may or may not be exclusive. I think they'll be unlockable or buyable when the game launches, but who knows. Either way, I think FOMO (fear of missing out) is helping them in this regard. People want to pledge now so they for sure will get those costumes.
The latest release of the game has not been changed since its release. They've moved to a 2.0 of their sex system and are preparing for the Steam release. The content drought that that has as a result is exactly why they're releasing the costume packs. Just to give the supporters something at all.
Okay, that sounds completely silly and unreasonable.
I wasn't aware the Epic Games Store allowed adult content at all. Why do you think they'd have a chance on there but not Steam, which does allow pornographic games?
Its a joke. I'm implying that since this worked for Cyberpunk, then it can work for anything. It wasnt a serious comment.
People emulate servers for games all the time, ex. dead by daylight (not anymore because of the many updates), phasmophobia, etc. It just depends on how dedicated the crackers are, and how far PH is willing to go to prevent it.
Have you not read my previous posts about this subject? Of course people make emulators but you shouldn't expect anyone here to actively do that. This game is going to receive monthly updates and no one will want to keep up the encryption changes. Map hacks nearly ceased to exist once Escape from Tarkov started to double encrypt their stream. Most methods require you to play EoT inside of a VM and use that to access the memory, while bypassing their easy anti cheat, or you use a PCIe Screamer card.
This is actually the first pushback from Steam that I can remember. And they haven't had mush pushback for their multiplayer idea, actually. Yes, there are lots of concerns from players, but most of those have been covered or answered by ProjectH already. Things like being able to hide others and yourself from others.
As mentioned all over the last few pages of posts in this thread, the game is moving to an online mode. There's not likely to be many more releases for a while, if at all.Why don't they release any updates? When do they make a change?
Well, it's not like they completely abandoned the original Fallen Doll and its ideas. And the plan was/is to port much of that game's stuff over to Operation Lovecraft.
