Perhaps Kate will spend a few years working in a theatre troupe before becoming a bargirl.
Here you go! "Inner Empire".Perhaps Kate will spend a few years working in a theatre troupe before becoming a bargirl.
Ah! I do remember that actually. I liked it. Will have to try it again until Victoria's version is finished.Here you go! "Inner Empire".
Future agent. Just as linear and likely going the abandoned route as well, but still quite a pleasurable playthrough if it is novel to you and you are in FA themes/kinks.Give me suggestions similar to female agent( already played blue swallow, spy girl, inner empire, Transylvania)
Well remember his last quote was being finished with 1.9 scenes. So he's saying he barely did more than half of one scene this time. Considering how much Crush exaggerates on everything I think we can safely say that he might have considered opening the editor sometime in the last week.I find it so funny that he writes "I finished editing 2 scenes out of 3", and someone manages to add sound to these 2 scenes in their games, draw them completely, and not a miserable avatar that sometimes does God knows what. Of course, we should not forget that there is a very real branching of events.
I finished 2.9 scenes out of 3
Definitely still typing 100 words per minute 25 hours a day. If only it was hot enough.Still working every single day—no breaks
Hey guys! This is not the report I wanted to write tonight, but I need a little more time editing the third and final scene before I can say it’s done.
This week on Discord, Tal (Kerigan) and Ceeve asked for clarification on what exactly “editing” means – if this is just me going through finished text and fixing typos and grammar, why’s it taking so long?
But the kind of editing I’m doing isn’t that “final polishing” kind of stuff – it’s me playing through scenes and punching up parts that aren’t landing, fixing problems with pacing, player experience, characterisation, believability, the heroine’s emotional consistency, NPC chemistry, etc. (I didn’t know this before, but apparently it’s more correctly called “developmental editing” or “structural editing”.)
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I know everybody wants me to just call this done and get it out – but I also feel like scenes 1 & 2 are maybe the best writing I’ve ever done. The new nude scenes are fucking hot and I think the heroine is cooler and more likeable than ever, she’s not just being bossed around like a doormat by all the NPCs, she has more spying and more tradecraft to punctuate the spicy bits.
Without being pretentious – because I’m really not trying to produce art, just a hot video game to entertain you guys, but I don’t know a better word for this – I feel an artistic urge to make sure scene 3 is just as good as what leads up to it. Scene 3 needs a few more days' work and I have to put them in.
I’m currently working 7-day weeks on this, 9+ hours every day (except yesterday, which was more like 5hrs). I’m gonna go cook a meal now but I’ll get straight back on it tomorrow morning. ❤
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Ding ding ding! we have a winner.I finished 2.9 scenes out of 3
Not fair, Tostoy did not have the preassure to make it the most hot of the hot thing of the world like Crush.Fun facts - if crush had written just 100 words an hour every day since the last release (assuming he really does work 9 hour days, 7 days a week), the length of FA would surpass War & Peace.
War and Peace took Tolstoy 6 years start to finish - crush is just short of 8 years and counting.
Since crush started FA, Stephen King has published 8 novels.
In short, he isn't a writer, as much as he likes to pretend he is.
He may be polishing other things while "beta testing".You must be registered to see the links
"This week on Discord, Tal (Kerigan) and Ceeve asked for clarification on what exactly “editing” means – if this is just me going through finished text and fixing typos and grammar, why’s it taking so long?
But the kind of editing I’m doing isn’t that “final polishing” kind of stuff – it’s me playing through scenes and punching up parts that aren’t landing, fixing problems with pacing, player experience, characterisation, believability, the heroine’s emotional consistency, NPC chemistry, etc. (I didn’t know this before, but apparently it’s more correctly called “developmental editing” or “structural editing”.) "
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