Well, at least we won't have to worry about you being a Patreon and complaining for five more years.
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JoeBanks, why don't you do an intermediate release where you work on some of the earlier walls of text? I know it's in the plans for much later but it you have time waiting for artwork, that bit of recoding could get started.
So this isn't a terrible idea, there are people, and I hope I am right in assuming this, that play our game for more than sex (if you don't I have no clue why you continue on). For them, I have thought how to breach this divide. Sure, I can make another release between here and there and players are happier, but are supporters?
What happens next is additional stress on the team, they don't like the short cycles, we are at each other's throats. I wish the simple answer was, "Yeah, we could do that.", but long term, I don't think for the team as a whole it's a good idea to induce this stress.
From a player perspective, I truly get it, fuck off, more sex, make it simpler... wtf?! But from ours, it's not the same goal and maybe we are wrong for that, but I do want to be able to finish the game if it takes, say five years as noted above. To do that, you don't want people to hate each other. It's really easy to become a toxic dev team that can't work together, trust me.
Lastly, I will talk about it more with the team, doing an FT (field test) release during interim phases, but there's a lot of reasons not to as well, it's a hard sell.
Thank you for your candidness, but ultimately I believe this is a mistake. Artists of course always try to do the perfect art, and it is job of others, let say "managers" to ultimately say it's good enough, so it does not take forever.
Ok so you are doing one big scene, fine, but you are not doing that only thing. I am sure you will do other story lines or smaller quests, why not include at least something every month.
I am perplexed about this game, on one hand beautiful art, on the other StarCitizen level of development times on 2d game.
I don't disagree, but what's your alternative solution for members on a team that are capable of just walking? It's ironic, because everyone thinks there's finite control, but at this level on an indie game, no one has to do it, we can all walk at any time and the game ends.
What should I do when I already have the magiroid 3000 ?, I choose the Waifu but no option appears
Well there is always a fine line between keeping the patreons vs developers happy. However this project is supported by patreons and not everybody will be happy with changes in development times. And if the patrons decrease, means less money, and some team members will also probably leave or be let go of.
My suggestion would be, if you have big scenes planned, that take long time like 3 months, keep developing them and tease them to patreons. Also think what is the bottleneck of the scene and try to minimize it.
In the meantime do short stories, that do not effect main story, such as was Ginny scene. Post those stories monthly at least one so the patreons see something.
After three months release F version with addition of big scenes finished.
If you are worried about big patreons, you can release F to them first and later to public.
Pfft, i see the future: after 3 month players get as more content, as it was before. After 2 or more updates: "We decided to get 4 month to next update (coz u don't like our work, how dare u?!)"
I’m stuck on the hermoni mini game cause I can’t see any of the entities, does anyone know how I can fix this or skip the minigame
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So is there any sex in this game yet, aside from the first scene? Is it worth playing through the 87 novels worth of text to get to them?
This is most certainly not an "it is what it is" situation. It's a "Let's just table that scene for another day." kind of situation. Your artist needs to remember that this game is a work in progress, and has been a work in progress longer than most fully featured games with budgets in the hundreds of millions. You either need more artists, or someone needs to sit him down and tell him a story about drowning a baby, because that's what game development is all about. It's not about perfection, it's about doing the best you can, and killing the content that you're babying along the way as that shit only slows development down.
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