Hey friend, that scene was written a very long time ago, and looking at it now, I agree, the tone really breaks there. I’ll rework it to make the emotional flow more consistent, thanks for the feedback." - Oh my God, we're the only ones that survived from 200 souls on the plane!
- Everywhere you can smell burned bodies and fuel from the plane, what a horror.
- Hey look! Fucking beach! Hell yeah, let's swim! Isn't that great?"
What a bullshit writing.
the txt file in the desktop was a trash move of epic proportions, and the only reason I will not support the game at this point. Probably in episode 4-5, I will reconsider, but shitty tricks like this need to be removed. In any case I only run this game in a "protected environment" to avoid any surprises from your sidein the futureYou must be registered to see the links
Dear passengers, welcome aboard, this is my first dev log. The week after the game’s release has been quite an experience - peculiar, exciting, and full of lessons. I’d like to share a few thoughts and reflections with you:
Everyone experiences the game in their own way. Some players who enjoy mature storytelling really connected with it, while others found it too dark or strange. And that’s perfectly fine - both perspectives are valid. If you didn’t like it, thank you for giving it a try (it’s free, after all). And if you did enjoy it, your support means a lot - the best way to help is simply to talk about the game and recommend it to others. The more interest there is, the more motivation I have to keep creating.
- To each their own.
That little story element caused quite a strong reaction. It’s been removed in the latest updates, and I’ll be talking with Anna about how to rework the feature in a better, more thoughtful way.
- The “txt file on desktop” incident.
I’ve met some great developers and kind souls recently. I especially want to mention OneEyedBenson - Mia's Protector - he’s an amazing person who not only ported the game to Android but also fixed a long-standing bug with save names (one I somehow missed for two years). Just a nice reminder of how generous and supportive people can be.~ ~ What’s next? Now that the initial release hype is settling down, I can finally focus on actual development again. I’m currently working on Day 2 animations. Once the animations are done, I’ll move on to rendering Anya’s episode (Day 2). It’ll take some time, but I’m excited to share more soon. Thank you all for being here - it really means a lot!
- Wonderful people along the way.
Hey friend, some players actually loved the txt file twist, it’s meant as part of the experience, not a trick. Fair enough, everyone has different tastes, and it’s your choice what to play
This makes me want to play it even more. Haven't yet due to available time but hope soon!
I did both paths in just over an hour, I think. (I'm a fairly quick reader).
Hey friend, appreciate your words! Regarding the video, that's pretty weird. I haven't seen people complaining about that, can you please record? Thank you!
I'm gunna assume you know how to do this...
hey friend, it seems like a local issue related to your system conditions or hardware. To my knowledge Ren’Py uses software decoding, so your CPU might be a bottle-neck when processing VP9 codec in 2K. You can try downloading the compressed version that some of the modders added above and check if it improves the situation.
