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SerHawkes
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A true crime against humanity.
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Sadly...
Ashley has a strong will, know what she wants and knows how to get it.
Emily is nothing more than a little girl. Turn her into the only viable LI in this game was a dickmove from the dev.
Looks like the dev want to compensate his own insecurity by creating a
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Urdnot Wrex
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Don't worry, you'll get it
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optimism is always welcomeDon't worry, you'll get it
on the next update, in 2025
yossa999
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I'm probably not that smart, so it just doesn't fit in my head how an adult sane person can be "milked" by a random game developer. What is this, some kind of cult where you are persuaded to give them everything you have? You can't stop donating any time you want? Are you not allowed to donate only after the developer has shown some progress? (I personally do not agree with the last sentence, a donation for me means a token of gratitude that is not tied to some milestones in the development of the game, but that's just me.) Anyway, this is more likely to indicate that you do not know how to manage your finances than that the developer is a cunning milker.
About the long development cycle, yes, it's frustrating, it's annoying, but then again, how could you expect anything different from a one-man project that is most likely done on a part-time basis. Every software development team I've seen or been a part of has experienced occasional deadline misses by some of the members. Come on, these are people, not automatic coding devices, they tend to underestimate, overestimate, miss things, they are affected by bad mood or depression or a million other reasons. When it is a team, miscalculations and mistakes of individual developers are corrected by the efforts of the rest, and as a result, the team is able to produce a stable result on average (although this does not always happen). But when it's one person, then every shortcoming or mistake made by this person immediately becomes a serious problem for the project and affects the overall result, isn't it obvious? And setting your expectations that the performance of one developer will be the same as that of the team will inevitably lead to frustration and accusation of the developer being a lazy ass. But then again, this is more a sign that you are missing the obvious and overstating expectations than that the developer is a bad bad person.
About the long development cycle, yes, it's frustrating, it's annoying, but then again, how could you expect anything different from a one-man project that is most likely done on a part-time basis. Every software development team I've seen or been a part of has experienced occasional deadline misses by some of the members. Come on, these are people, not automatic coding devices, they tend to underestimate, overestimate, miss things, they are affected by bad mood or depression or a million other reasons. When it is a team, miscalculations and mistakes of individual developers are corrected by the efforts of the rest, and as a result, the team is able to produce a stable result on average (although this does not always happen). But when it's one person, then every shortcoming or mistake made by this person immediately becomes a serious problem for the project and affects the overall result, isn't it obvious? And setting your expectations that the performance of one developer will be the same as that of the team will inevitably lead to frustration and accusation of the developer being a lazy ass. But then again, this is more a sign that you are missing the obvious and overstating expectations than that the developer is a bad bad person.
twiztid
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You hit the nail on the head, could not have said it better.
EricGrey
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It's because they get mad that other people are making money doing things they cannot. My personal belief is if they could, they would have produced the most wonderful VNs and games imaginable, but they don't.
If we all quietly ignore them, maybe they will go away.
JustPeekin
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Haven't played this one in a while but, think those are just planned tags. I don't remember anything like that in game, I'm sure if they are added it will be avoidable.
It's more likely that the girls will share the MC and not the opposite.
El Pene Del Diablo
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been a while for me too, but its probably dependant on when you meet Louis and he asks for help to hook up with ashley?
The dev said this on his Discord about endings:
"There is a "happy ending" and it's with Em. Whether that's marriage or not I won't say. There is also another ending. Where the MC moves on with his life and leaves the HH and everyone else behind. What ending there isn't, tho (and the source of all the confusion) is that there is no planned ending where the MC ends up with Ash or Sam or any other girl."
"There is a "happy ending" and it's with Em. Whether that's marriage or not I won't say. There is also another ending. Where the MC moves on with his life and leaves the HH and everyone else behind. What ending there isn't, tho (and the source of all the confusion) is that there is no planned ending where the MC ends up with Ash or Sam or any other girl."
Son of Durin
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He meant the Emily path closing scene for the release, or, said another way, the last scene on the release is an Emily scene, and I take it that's what he's working on finishing right now (don't feel like searching but that's what I recall). Just because you don't like cute little redheads, don't be so dismissive - most of the rest of us like her.
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