Other devs usually sells the game for a monthly price, so their patrons' motivation is like %50 buying %50 supporting. But in the case of enyo, he gives the game for free. His patrons are only there to financially support him. That's why his patrons are a lot more forgiving(a little too forgiving for my opinion. I would've stopped after 3rd or 4th delay.).
Exactly this. I've suspected this for a while, and I'm certain now - Enyo is pretty much using the exact same strategies that the Radiant devs do to milk. 7-8 month updates with multiple delays, constant contradictions (how long can it possibly take to incorporate translated text that is supposedly already "done"?), but this whole insulting "if I don't actually promise a date then it's ok when I don't deliver since it's technically not a delay" is the absolute worst
There is a walkthrough in the first page. You can´t play without it, or the walkthrough is not complete? I haven´t tried the game yet, so, this a good thing to know
For some reason, this dev reminds me of ttll the only difference is Enyo is very communicative while ttll is the opposite in that regard.
Right, because it would be better having a dev who will rage at the haters and quit development rather than have one who will try and joke around and defuse the situation.
I think you don't have the brain to understand the things properly.
I can understand one delay, even two delays, but he's delaying from Feb! "I didn't have time"... "my translator is a bad guy, it's all his fault!"... "dog ate my code"... I know there are a lot of other games, and I have a life, thank you, I don't need his game to find something to do, but all this situation is a bit ridiculousIt baffles me that people can get angry over a game being delayed when there's 6280 games on this site alone. Just play something else in the meanwhile... and if this developer quits or fails to deliver you'd have something else to look forward to anyway. Tons of developers that do regular updates, some new games popping up as well, so there should be enough to do in the meanwhile.
I can say it's disappointing to see something delayed, but to nag in threads seems like such a waste of one's time when there's other games to explore.
I sure hope not. Not because I don't want animation, but Enyo is having a hard enough time getting releases out with just plain static images. Adding animations will take the release cycle to infinity and beyond.
