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Originally the "dev" was just a 3d-render artist. For years. This dev has multiple storefronts and communities to engage with, this preview build is essentially an announcement, "I'm working on a game!". To test the waters and see if its worth it to do a lot of work learning RenPy. Or if they should dump the project and switch back to making very long 3d comics.I always say the same... And Devs (generaly speaking, not all but too often) still asking " Why people doesn't like my game? Why can't I be rich doing games? It's so hard!"... Now devs thinks so much that they only have to realease "something" to be famous or to make "easy" money... That's crazy! I deeply think that so many "new devs" thinks so low of gamers and that they only are "living wallet"...I understand that Demo can be usefull... but, well... make it usefull first!
He really needs to stop reinventing the wheel here. There are tons of bone animation assets he can grab and tinker with to apply to his models.
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At the moment, AI has not yet developed to the point where it can make games without human intervention, so all the games that are currently being released are made by hand.
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I meant noncloned handcrafted assets.
And tbh many games (VN's for now) which are 90% made by AI and just "assembled" by human share some simple drawbacks... it's even hard to understand by screenshot to which game it belongs
sorry for engrish
look. pure mathematics of calculating losses. he has been doing this for more than 1 year. on average, in 3 months he created a story of 360 unique images that were not repeated. in a year he released a complete story consisting of several parts. now he is making a game. he does a lot of useless work that takes up time. add here the fact that there is no control over him and he works in his own way. considering his lack of experience. considering the story that he will try his best to tell, which will most likely result in an ocean of graphomania. considering that this story is not needed in porn. certainly not as deep as he planned it. he will make this game, according to my rough estimates, from 3 to 5 years. And we take into account (in my opinion) that the game will consist of constantly repeating images. There will be a lot of text that few people will read and there will be some music. net loss in content will be about 3 years. 3 full stories will no longer be created. answering your question no, I would not want to play this game created by him personally because we will get the game and the artist in the form in which he was before the start of creating this game we will lose. or maybe someone present believes that after creating this game he will return to work as an artist and will release 100 pages of content like before??I meant noncloned handcrafted assets.
And tbh many games (VN's for now) which are 90% made by AI and just "assembled" by human share some simple drawbacks... it's even hard to understand by screenshot to which game it belongs
sorry for engrish
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Ahah, you're too optimistic in your calculations, all we need is luck, all we can do is pray to dark gods))
I mean:
75% - abandoned
10% - still in progress from my teen days (I'm middle aged)
10% - finished but took 2-3 times longer
5% - finished in adequate term
Ofc this statistics is from very trusted source. (my sick mind and a lot of green healing herbs)
Well, in defense of the author, I can say that, unlike the others, he always adhered to the established deadlines. 3 months, 300-400 images, a full chapter. I have almost no doubt that he will bring the game to version 1.0. But as I said above, considering the ratio of time and content, it may simply not be worth it.
What like the wild's game that has had 4 years of insane monetary backing and can't get a decent fucking writer hired to write their story because no one wants 2 years of "I am not willing to discuss the work I did for redacted company at that time." on their resume? So they're just constantly adding to the sandbox.
