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just wondered tbh, its not an easy task for sure, but i wonder if you create a group that each one can contribute something from their skills maybe you can continue it, maybe even as a non profit project just for pepole who cares for it or want to work on their writing or VN developing skills.Probably a cease-and-desist letter, but if its shown to be completely abandoned then it should be fine. But the hard part is creating identical the models and knowing how to continue or end someone's else's story without the original authors idea or entire plan of the game
In my opinion, no small time adult dev would take you to court for it, so legal issues are not really relevant.what are the legal limits of making a fanmade game or direct sequel(not sure how to call it in english) for abandonned games?
maybe we could start "remastering" the good ones that we waited and waited and never had a closure.
Classic.
That has not that much to do with it.Classic.
You’d think with this happening to like 90% of adult game devs, eventually they would learn to pace themselves before burning out.
My understanding is, he’s saying he works 10–12 hours a day with no weekends if you combine both his day job and his game development. Assuming a 40-hour day job, that would mean he’s spending what, 30+ hours a week on game development on top of that? How about cutting that down to 15 or so instead?That has not that much to do with it.
The real issue is that adult game development is just a hobby for most devs. If something changes in their life, like in Grinvald's case, changing circumstances in his day job, then the game development suffers.
It's very simple. If a person is making $3000 / month in a day job, then he must be able to make $6000 / month with his adult game development, due to the added risks (e.g. getting kicked off from Patreon) compared to a normal job, as well as the lack of pension and other social securities which a normal job normally offers.
There are very, very few devs who make anything close to these figures.
Ok? You want a cookie or something? You feel proud?I called it. When the dev didn't go directly to the flesh of the story, aka the safe heaven where the story would transpire and expand the lore.
Grinvald was the friend that took charge of the vn.Not again, though I had this feeling when Dev took longer then expected time to release the 0.9 update anyway, If I'm right, then dev has a friend who previously took charge of this avn when dev abandoned it for the first time, so uh, maybe he can take it again (hopefully).
I understood a 10-12 hour workday without game development, but regardless.My understanding is, he’s saying he works 10–12 hours a day with no weekends if you combine both his day job and his game development. Assuming a 40-hour day job, that would mean he’s spending what, 30+ hours a week on game development on top of that? How about cutting that down to 15 or so instead?