Try going to different places and clicking on stuff. Try talking to people you haven't yet. See if new locations have new options. Try reading what people are saying when they talk to you.
Yes and I don't have a problem with the last part but only if they INFORMED us prior to this 'incident' they had. If you are feeling that there would be a problem along the way better to say about it before sht hits the fan not during or after'. Because all this 'oh guys its all going well nothing to worry about, in fact coder is so confident in himself that he prepared an EXTRA for you just you wait' and then when nothing happens its like 'oh guys he overestimated himself boohoo so now we all just need to sit and wait and hope for the best for unknown period of time'. And I was like:"Ok so 'surprise' didnt happen but can I at least get a 'normal' stuff then?" And when the answer is 'no you need to wait' its like - well I have to ask myself now was there an 'EXTRA ADDITIONAL SUPER COOL CONTENT' in the first place or was it all just an excuse to not release on time? Stuff like that makes it really hard to forget and forgive. Just do a normal story-line update make sure it's working fine and THEN start experimenting. Is it so hard? Or I dont understand something?
No one is theorising, it isn't crazy to assume this is just another excuse. Don't say it's ok to not like delays and then dismiss us criticising delays in the same line. Ever since that first huge delay that lasted four months we've gotten month after month of posts filled with excuses about why the update hasn't come out and they've all been similar in nature. Now guess what? Last week they promise the game will be out early this week, they miss that deadline (big surprise!) and what's posted instead of the update? Post about a dog dying and how they don't feel like talking and how they're so overcome with grief. Get out of here with your "Shut up you're a baby you never planned to buy into this anyway you just pirate it.", you realise they started on an /stg/ thread right? I'll repeat myself again call me a baby, ungrateful or whatever I really don't care but give me good reason why we should invest our money into this project when they won't and when they constantly miss deadlines and spout excuses?
If you don't like us criticizing a game developer for CONSTANTLY delaying release please quit acting like a child and don't read our posts. We paid for this game when it was good(from 2017 to 2019) and developers NEEDED money. Now they have MORE than enough money to dedicate all their effort and focus fully on the game so there would not be any 'bumps on the road' but instead they started to feed us with lame excuses. So we actually doing you a favor when we stopped supporting their bad behavior with our money in hope they will realize that what they 're doing now is wrong for their project and reputation. So you're welcome
Who knows. At this rate they won't start it until 2023 and it should be finished in 2035
I thought I made it clear that I don't support it because of the late progress and agree to not paying a dime. So why I would I convince you to pay anything? Also I'm not talking about just anyone complaining but the people theorizing that the artist faked his dog dying just to make an excuse. And yeah that's theorizing to the T. "Theories are structures of ideas that explain and interpret facts" Like it's 100% facts that they delayed way too many times but to say yeah they used their dog dying as a way to delay the update is 100% a theory.
If you read what I wrote you'll see that post was for those going overboard with it and that "never"paid a dime. I didn't see you flipping out out but rather giving proper criticism with a calm attitude.
They are working on omnitrix. its a parody on ben 10 series.
I haven't seen anyone in this thread who matches your description tbh. Tho I've seen people(other game developers) who criticized this coder guy based on the way he writes his CODE. And it was a healthy criticism. If you are not familiar with how to program Collectible Card Game - you just don't do it when you have a deadline.
Then the solution is clear isn't it? Why doesn't the artist just leave and move onto another project with people more organised? Oh it's because their current project with the two of them just doing whatever and missing deadlines consistently still gets them paid 20k a month. It's obvious the amount of money they earn has made them both complacent, that's just how people usually go. The coder also wouldn't be able to do whatever he wants if they just brought in another to either help with the code or light a fire under the current coder's ass and make him work.
Bingo. It isn't in either of their best interest to get to the end of this project, and the last year has shown people will still send them money even if they completely stop working. They made a combined 90k for an art update over 4 months, when you're being paid that much "writers block" isn't a very good excuse.
