The comparison had not escaped me, lets hope it holds all the way since star citizen is starting to go somewhere (where its going might be a buggy, unholy resource hog, but at least its going somewhere)It's the Star Citizen of porn!
The comparison had not escaped me, lets hope it holds all the way since star citizen is starting to go somewhere (where its going might be a buggy, unholy resource hog, but at least its going somewhere)It's the Star Citizen of porn!
Could be worse. He could have had you roll 2d20 to let you know how many people you banged off screen, like in the life path.The Changes to to UI looks great IMO, BUT the lack of/drastic decrease content (ie gameplay, customization, background story) is what makes it disappointing. For example theres 5 days the character is Malaysia that just passes by and nothing happens. That could have been time to develop the character or add scenes within the set timeline( "5 relaxing days later")
nice to see such optimismI know it´s an early release, but the UI really needs some changes before proceeding to the main story in Bangkok...
this is actually dubai scene moved to malaysia. sex with swedish arms dealer to hack his phone. nothing new.Two months of development for one scene?
I don't think it's made any forward progress since it first released, nevermind in the past year.Might be wrong, but I read the changelog and saw 'revamped an earlier scene' and burst out laughing.
Has this game made ANY forward progress in the year since I last played it or is it still completing stuck?
Hell, I just HATE that whole thing. Random dice roll? At least in the "older format" you got the option of picking 1-night stands or casual/serious relationships AND just "how far" you were willing to go. Like doing a BJ for a 1-night, but a casual could be anal, or the other way around. At least THEN your "old format" relationships actually helped improve skills, even if not properly used correctly.Could be worse. He could have had you roll 2d20 to let you know how many people you banged off screen, like in the life path.
You're in for a friggin treat then mate. What you see here is actually LESS, than what was available previously.i get it bruhXD the dev is very late to deliver content, I just started with this recently so I had no idea about whats going on..
Play the 1.6.3 version, it's got way more content. The game was rebooted around a year ago, so that the dev could get to the teased Bangkok main story faster.i get it bruhXD the dev is very late to deliver content, I just started with this recently so I had no idea about whats going on..
how about tag "shrinking" for content"It stars a Western intelligence officer, who'll be sent undercover into Bangkok's red light district. She'll have to navigate her way through a sex-fuelled urban underbelly to take down a dangerous international terrorist."
Well there was interracial content in the beginning but I wonder if we should add that in the tag.
You got one guess on if he his or not, and I'll give you a hint it starts with Steal and ends in ing.I hope dev isn't charging monthly on Patreon because that would be literally stealing at this point.
I like this idea, but I suggest the following tags "Low update volume" and "Long break between updates", maybe something like that. This is fairer and less harsh, and will also reduce the discussion that the game's creators are doing a poor job. I apologize if something is not clear, it's just that English is not my native language.Respectfully, you've missed the point -- it's to "protect potential victims from a scammer". It was even bolded in the post you quoted me from. Did you not see it? ^^" Anyway, the point of such a tag would warn potential patrons that the developer may be a scammer and possibly safeguard them from losing some of their hard-earned money. As depechedNode said above "Many members (including me) use this forum as a demo/knowledge database for choosing which games/devs we liked worth supporting, not just for pirating."
There are many devs out there that capitalize on F95 and other such forums as a vehicle to get the word out about the project that their working on. Don't think they don't. Most are aware of the existence of such threads on forums such as this one, and others are even active members. Whether they condone certain activities on the forums or not doesn't negate the fact that just by the sheer existence of a thread dedicated to their project helps raise awareness of it which, in turn, could bring in more paying patrons that they otherwise would not have gained, (or if they're not using a crowdfunding method, then more purchases for their project or game).
By visiting such threads, it's a great way to get people's opinions about a developer or a project which often helps me to decide whether to support them financially or not if I was on the fence. And if a game is tagged as "SCAM" and there's an explanation in the OP, then that's a quick way to know that one should probably avoid throwing money into that project or at that developer. If despite that, a person is still willing to take on that risk, then that's their choice too but they can't complain later if they saw the warning. After all, tags are just a way to quickly spread information and offer a sense of what's in a project at a glance. Thus, seeing such a tag would be different than just taking a "normal" risk on a project by supporting an unproven dev that's caught your eye (or conversely a well-known dev team whose earned the trust and goodwill of their fans and have a proven track record). Of course, that type of tag may not be useful whatsoever to other types of users.
In any case, the "SCAM" tag may not fly on F95 because the community here, as a whole, tries to be courteous to one another and respect people's viewpoints even if they differ from their own. Every one of us have different life experiences and background, but we at least visit here due to our shared enjoyment of certain things. And so, perhaps such a tag would unnecessary incite and escalate debates in those threads that it was applied to, but on the other hand, it would quickly convey a warning to potential supporters of a project.
I just looked. He's making $6,000 a month. That's full-time-job levels of income.I hope dev isn't charging monthly on Patreon because that would be literally stealing at this point.