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So the beta released this week is just gonna be 0.7.9 with the new engine. Any changes to what we have so far then?
Others Goodbye Eternity [v0.10.0] [RNGeusEX]
Story is actually flesh out and grounded despite it being niche. The H scenes are very fucking hot i love it, i hope more people play this hentai VN it has everything!!! Also Noriko segs when xD she might be my fave along with Sakuya......HAHA
Maybe I'm stupid, but how does that make sense? So he was offering the game free off charge but then complains about pirating?
Either way it's not the consumers fault. So many game developers have ran away with the money and never completed their games, giving updates only after long periods of time. That's what happens, people rather wait and see and pay later on.
- Mar 19, 2020
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There never was a free version of the game. Or, to be more accurate: there never was an up-to-date free version of the game. AFAIK at some point RNGeusEX published a demo version for free, but those were older version of their game (and maybe not even animated, but I might be wrong about that).
If you're wondering about the OP: RNGeusEX never has published any current version of their game on F95 ever. Someone else has done so (someone from the "Uploader team"). But as a developer of that game, if you request a developer tag, I think you can kinda "takeover" the OP. And if you read the OP carefully, you will notice the following:
So yes -- RNGeusEX has been active in this thread, but never shared their own game, because their game isn't available for free. If you like the game, there are many options to support the developer (see OP), and please do so!
Thanks for the response, but I was just going by what was written in the blog post I quoted.There never was a free version of the game. Or, to be more accurate: there never was an up-to-date free version of the game. AFAIK at some point RNGeusEX published a demo version for free, but those were older version of their game (and maybe not even animated, but I might be wrong about that).
If you're wondering about the OP: RNGeusEX never has published any current version of their game on F95 ever. Someone else has done so (someone from the "Uploader team"). But as a developer of that game, if you request a developer tag, I think you can kinda "takeover" the OP. And if you read the OP carefully, you will notice the following:
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So yes -- RNGeusEX has been active in this thread, but never shared their own game, because their game isn't available for free. If you like the game, there are many options to support the developer (see OP), and please do so!
I'm well aware that the free releases are not available at the same time as patreon, but either way each version was free up until that blog post. So it's still kind of weird to complain about pirating and then decide to not release any more free versions. You really think people who don't want to pay will not wait and get patreon?
It was just confusing.
I'm planning on buying this game if it's good, but the demo is very lackluster imo. Anyway I hope you have a great day!
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You're wrong on that point. As I said, no version of this game so far were available for free except the (outdated) demo versions. Check
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for example: the "public" (as in "free") version is 0.5.9:
Or
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, on which the demo version is a bit more up-to-date (but it's the "classic" as in "not animated" version):
The same on
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(outdated "classic" version 0.6.9.):
So: if you want to get the current up-to-date version of the game, you'll have to either get it through subscribing to the developer on any of the above mentioned sites, buying it on GOG, or getting a pirated version of it. And that's exactly what RNGeusEX was referring to: 90+% of version 0.7.9 being played right now are pirated.
- Aug 25, 2017
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It's not the consumers fault they decided to throw money at an in-dev project with literally single digit amount of people working on it, no portfolio to speak of, no safety net whatsoever, and is a common occurrence that these things fail? Y'all act like people put this much content into a game for the sole purpose of getting infinite money like it's a sure thing that doesn't take a ton of unpaid time and effort just to get off the ground. Then I'm supposed to believe that despite obvious effort being put into making the game actually enjoyable, that then simply decide "that's it, we're farming money. No more real work.". What kind of mustache-twirling villain world do you think we live in?
Maybe, just maybe, most devs bite off more than they can chew and burn out before they can finish.
^ sure. but another problem is, most people, don't want to pay for an unfinished game. or, to pay monthly for updates - updates that might not even BE monthly, either. and 100%, there are some devs that do that shit. hell, some games haven't had updates in YEARS, yet still get monthly 'hope this project isn't dead' payments.
i mean, this isn't even the only game i'm paying attention to, that basically hadn't been updated in half a year, due to an engine change. another, took OVER a year, to finish a minigame...
devs tanking projects can and will happen, but this monetization concept of 'pay us now and we might be able to keep going' seems a tad ridiculous, too.
it's not even like, kickstarter level of 'hope and prayers this'll work'.
most games, you pay for a finished project. or at the least, a project that is like 99.99% done and just needs patches, and later maybe dlc, rather than 'well, it's been four months, there's two new scenes totaling 10 mins of content'. indie devs not having the resources to make a game is a problem, but, y'know, sell a GAME, not 0.0.4 of a game.
these sorts of games are just in this weird little niche where, it doesn't exactly make sense to consider it from a 'normal game dev' perspective. do these devs deserve to be paid for their work? absolutely. for 'every patch', even though that's not what's going on here, fuck no. or, paid for a full game that - isn't a full game? also no.
it would be REALLY nice if we got something like patreon, without any rules to it, where you'd sign in to play games on a good porn game ish engine or something, so you'd pay maybe 5 bucks to play the games as is, then later when the dev's made more content, maybe you'd pay more for the more full game experience - luna in the tavern, while doing an AWFUL job at the whole monetization thing, seems to be able to do it. that way, their latest work can't get shared after one person pays for the patreon or whatever.
as is, the normal renpy/rpgmaker/unity sort of stuff's too easy to share, the devs don't really have enough financial support to potentially do this, and admittedly it feels a bit much to ask for money, before the project is even close to finished. patreon's alright because it's a pretty well acknowledged 'you're supporting me, not paying for X a dozen times over' sort of thing, that just doens't work out as great trying to sell the game before it's done. or, per version.
i mean, this isn't even the only game i'm paying attention to, that basically hadn't been updated in half a year, due to an engine change. another, took OVER a year, to finish a minigame...
devs tanking projects can and will happen, but this monetization concept of 'pay us now and we might be able to keep going' seems a tad ridiculous, too.
it's not even like, kickstarter level of 'hope and prayers this'll work'.
most games, you pay for a finished project. or at the least, a project that is like 99.99% done and just needs patches, and later maybe dlc, rather than 'well, it's been four months, there's two new scenes totaling 10 mins of content'. indie devs not having the resources to make a game is a problem, but, y'know, sell a GAME, not 0.0.4 of a game.
these sorts of games are just in this weird little niche where, it doesn't exactly make sense to consider it from a 'normal game dev' perspective. do these devs deserve to be paid for their work? absolutely. for 'every patch', even though that's not what's going on here, fuck no. or, paid for a full game that - isn't a full game? also no.
it would be REALLY nice if we got something like patreon, without any rules to it, where you'd sign in to play games on a good porn game ish engine or something, so you'd pay maybe 5 bucks to play the games as is, then later when the dev's made more content, maybe you'd pay more for the more full game experience - luna in the tavern, while doing an AWFUL job at the whole monetization thing, seems to be able to do it. that way, their latest work can't get shared after one person pays for the patreon or whatever.
as is, the normal renpy/rpgmaker/unity sort of stuff's too easy to share, the devs don't really have enough financial support to potentially do this, and admittedly it feels a bit much to ask for money, before the project is even close to finished. patreon's alright because it's a pretty well acknowledged 'you're supporting me, not paying for X a dozen times over' sort of thing, that just doens't work out as great trying to sell the game before it's done. or, per version.
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- Aug 25, 2017
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And pray tell, what are devs supposed build their game on, hopes and dreams?
Again, support is entirely voluntary.
So don't pay them? How other people spend their money is none of your business.
So if a guy has 10,000 patrons, he's expected to somehow build a game over however many years on a budget of $50k? And for what, a safeguard against people who want to throw money at the dev every month? How is this a good idea?
So you want a completed game, but you don't want stable funding to allow a dev to work a game to completion unless it's already completed. It's not your money, but you think you know what's best for how other people spend their money. Am I getting this right?
didn't say anything about how people spend their money, merely 'most people won't work with this system, because it's kinda fucked'.
devs not having a bankroll to make games, doesn't change that.
devs not having a bankroll to make games, doesn't change that.
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Okay, but most people don't need to work with this system. Most people aren't going to work with the system you're suggesting either, since it quite frankly doesn't make any sense. The games that run on how Patreon current works is due to people willingly giving those devs their money. Your whole spiel about how it's "fucked" implies that there's some sort of injustice when there really aren't. If you're so offended by all this, just don't play games that aren't completed.
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Dude, please read at least the last 2-3 pages before posting questions.
Or use the search function to search for "0.8" to get your answer even faster.
it's not like i'm offended, that's kinda a stupid assumption.
the system of, indie devs don't have the money for a project, and people don't really want to pay for games that aren't done, is a 'broken' system - it's not an offended thing...
Maybe these developers should start posting the game when it is already complete, in order to avoid being pirated as much as possible. Because for me as a consumer, doing the math at the time, this game would have cost 180$. Not even Sony triple AAA are worth that much.
One day when the game is truly complete, someone who is part of that 90% will be able to buy it at full price, which will almost certainly happen, and there they will recover what they ''lost''.
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Sorry for the bad English but it's not my native language.
One day when the game is truly complete, someone who is part of that 90% will be able to buy it at full price, which will almost certainly happen, and there they will recover what they ''lost''.
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Sorry for the bad English but it's not my native language.
Okay Mr. Genius, knowing that a background of this level of detail costs about $200, that a sprite with a few outfit variations costs $150, that an animation can cost between $500 and $2000 depending on the complexity and number of characters on it, the development time, the music and all the extras.
During the development of my game, I lived on a salary of $1,500 a month. Now that you're good at math, tell me if it's possible to achieve a game of this finish with such little income, without any extra(like patreon or same thing) funding?
hey dev , not hating but for your own mental health i recommend not arguing with people online , you will not change their mind most likely
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I'm a small youtuber and wanted a simple animated art for my music video,when i looked at the prices of different offerings i just used a random simple picture created with stable diffusion. Its really expensive. I can't even imagine how much a game like eternity would cost paying ppl to animate and draw stuff. If you want good looking art with good animations you need to pump a lot of $$$. Or else it will look like those cheap flash made games and people will lose interest and won't support your project. You'll just be a droplet in the sea of mediocre cheap hentai games everyone forgets about within 2 days. Looking at the updates the quality didn't diminish so they do care about this project. This game has quality, keeping it qualitative the devs need to fork out $$$ and if you as consumer want to keep fapping to quality tits and ass,support rngeus or shut the fuck up and stop complaining about the price or how they decide to do their work. Idiots comparing the price "hurrr mu durr i can buy playstation games with that price" Oranges and apples. rngeus is not a billion dollar company who has a hundred million dollar budget to keep consumer prices low(er). Nor do they have the reach,marketing, or the public to earn money to create such budgets or make profits even.
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