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DNF had already a couple of games before however. Innocent Witches is the first game of these devs and it takes way too long.
- Feb 23, 2023
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but the devs of DN dindt took thousands of $ every month the develoved and sold a finished game!
Don't hate on unity.
The Architect has made some of the hottest, funnest games ever on that engine.
- Feb 10, 2018
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Also, the DNF we got didn't actually take 15 years to make. They started over at least twice.
Takes so long to get to anything interesting. Actually, I'm assuming there is something interesting based off the previews, because after 2 hours I've still wand-banged an old lady.
- Nov 20, 2020
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200 years later still no actual sex scenes with Hermione, and Luna xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
- May 24, 2020
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Guess I'll check back with this game in 20 years and maybe there will be a decent amount of h-scenes for an "adult" game. Maybe 30 years.
Another update, another year of the constantly changing plotline. Is act 1 at least finalized now or are we still just randomly picking and choosing where updates happen?
- Aug 19, 2022
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Here's the android version, enjoy.
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while i'm sure that is true. just based on a few things i've seen whoever is in charge of responding to people has been a bit aggresive when responding to some criticism. and i know you have actually changed things based on fan reaction. for example i know the one challenge where you have to strip the girls one clothing at a time used to be impossible to beat if you had a slower computer and now that seems to be fixed and the timer isn't as quick. which was a complaint I saw multiple people make.
but that was only changed after I saw a dev argue about how it wasn't the games fault the person's computer was slow. like, nobody was saying it was the developers fault that the computer can't run the game at 100%, but it was a genuine complaint from someone who clearly enjoyed the game enough to get far in the game, and they were met by a counter argument rather then an understanding dev team.
and i get if it's just a comment ripping on the game for not having a fetish they like, or just being to critical. I can get as a creator how that would just be irritating. i'm just saying that i've seen a few times where instead of just saying "okay thank you for your feedback" or some generic response, even if you completely ignore it, the comment was meant with a more hostile response then was probably necessary.
and just as a viewer, if i see you taking criticism on the chin, even if it's unwarranted critics, i am much more willing to support your game then if i see you argue because someone said something you didn't like.
"Because rushing things can burn a team out and cause a lot of internal problems."Nah, we hashed all this shit out years ago, lots of internal conversations and yelling matches. You guys don't get to see any of the tyrades or anger that came during development. I think at this point the development team is tighter than ever and on the same page. Are we slow AF? Yep.
Would you guys rather have a game that gets completed and a team that grows together or have us fall apart and fail? Because rushing things can burn a team out and cause a lot of internal problems.
And ofc, if you don't like the game, go play something else
(that last part is out of love, I don't want anyone to be unhappy)
i understand that. thought that wasn't what i was trying to say.
what i mean is that a few times, a genuine attempt at trying to give feedback was met with more of an "oh well, sucks." rather then "okay thank you for the feedback"
and nobody is expecting you to change everything anytime someone has a critic. but just acknowledging someone's complaint respectfully rather than trying to give a counter argument goes a long way.
"Would you guys rather have a game that gets completed and a team that grows together or have us fall apart and fail?"
nobody is saying to rush the game out. what i'm saying is to just listen to feedback rather then push against it when you hear something that you don't like.
i'm not saying that is what happens everytime someone gives critics. and sometimes there are just assholes trying to find every little thing to complain about and i get if ya get annoyed sometimes. but more than a couple times i have seen people who clearly put time into the game suggest something or ask a question, and it was met with a little more hostility than was probably necessary.