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After those two someone spoke up about the delaysThe absolute best after these delays are the comments of fanboys - always fascinating!
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stockholm syndromeThe absolute best after these delays are the comments of fanboys - always fascinating!
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So what you are saying is that essentially the current situation is a win - win - winSo more money for the dev, more fun (or awe) for us, more devotion for his/her cult.
OMG... Last one is priceless.
I'm not sure that would work now. I think, if that were to happen (say, almost everyone paused for a month and his patreon payout was "just" under $1000) what would happen is that he'd go silent for a couple of weeks, and then post an update (patreon update, not game update) guilt tripping people into giving him money. Not as literal as "I wish I could work on the game but I can't do it if you don't give me money" but with the same idea.Solution is so simple; just pause your pledges for a month and next month you will see that he's working his ass off and releasing new versions like crazy. All you need to do is write a post in discord or patreon anouncing that you're gonna pause your payment and want others to join you. Then hundreds of smart patrons joins the cause to teach a lesson to the dev and... yet impossible! Unfortunately...
So more money for the dev, more fun (or awe) for us, more devotion for his/her cult.
the real solution is to change monthly tiers into per major update tiers (it exists on patreon, i saw it on some games). patrons need to force him but after reading letters to beloved chairman mao from discord, there is no balls or mind for that...I'm not sure that would work now. I think, if that were to happen (say, almost everyone paused for a month and his patreon payout was "just" under $1000) what would happen is that he'd go silent for a couple of weeks, and then post an update (patreon update, not game update) guilt tripping people into giving him money. Not as literal as "I wish I could work on the game but I can't do it if you don't give me money" but with the same idea.
They're separate.If I play the 1.11 version can I import it to the 1.16? Or are the versions totally seperate for now?
The man is writing his doctoral thesis at this point.Didn't Crush at one time say that he was an Economics major and that he literally used the game as part of his thesis on how to bilk investors out of money by proposing development delays and excuses? That somehow rings a bell.
Think you're mixing him up with someone else. He had a decent day job in an office and had never attempted a creative project before. So this is more like most first creative efforts and just super disorganized except he was given a bunch of money from the start.Didn't Crush at one time say that he was an Economics major and that he literally used the game as part of his thesis on how to bilk investors out of money by proposing development delays and excuses? That somehow rings a bell. I somehow remember reading that on his blog or something when the game very first launched.
Also adding that there are quite a few game developers that are not actually game developers. They are just project managers. Their actual dev teams and graphics teams may be outsourced. Usually to Russia and the Ukraine. Which currently have their own problems at the moment. So I can see delays if the 'dev' falls into this category.
I'm pretty sure he's never openly said "Yeah I'm just milking you all"Didn't Crush at one time say that he was an Economics major and that he literally used the game as part of his thesis on how to bilk investors out of money by proposing development delays and excuses? That somehow rings a bell. I somehow remember reading that on his blog or something when the game very first launched.
Also adding that there are quite a few game developers that are not actually game developers. They are just project managers. Their actual dev teams and graphics teams may be outsourced. Usually to Russia and the Ukraine. Which currently have their own problems at the moment. So I can see delays if the 'dev' falls into this category.