official info from tfgame forum of girl life (
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Lead developers:
KevinSmarts as Project/Community Leader
JamesDixon as Lead Writer
Jefke/CrowKe as Lead Coder
Karma199696 as Lead Editor
KeyMasterOfGozer as Head of Magic
3xpurt is The Wizard of the South
Active writers:
Senior Writers are longtime members of the community that consistently deliver content to the game.
They are familiar with the setting, stories and characters, and have the time and willingness to guide others with their contributions to the game.
They can be trusted to head their own projects reliably and without issue.
- Kevin Smarts
- Sovietmercader
- Violet Kitten
- Dr Cat MD
Project Writers are those that have one or more projects they are working on,
but don't have as much time to commit to their work and/or don't have plans to work on the game long-term.
They may be asked by others to help work on different projects and vice versa.
- Milky_boobs
- Nutluck
Writers are often, but not always, new contributors to the game.
Their projects are usually smaller in scale and they are paired with a Senior writer to guide them.
Everyone will start here, but may find themselves moved into a different group over time.
- THX
- Sicaa
- Vengeance11
Active coders:
Kevin Smarts
KeyMasterOfGozer
sovietmercador
milky_boobs
iron_jack
so if i counted correct and removed the double positions of kevin and some others you have at least 15 people working on the game and yeah i'm still saying you could work a bit more productive than one update every four to six months, definitely.
don't get me wrong , i'm not saying that they're doing a bad job overall. i'm just not happy with the update cycles.
the time they needed to overlook the whole original "eto" game (i guess it's called like that) was way back in 2016/17. you can spot one of kevins comments here in this thread talking about the problems they ran into back then.
again... if you compare this team with so many other even smaller teams you can see there are a lot of things they could do better. no matter if they're new to coding or not but i can expect after three to four years that they earned at least some kind of experience.
i mean i'm not alone with this opinion afterall...